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Lava flows look like river delta during volcano eruption in Hawaii

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A lava flow looked like a river delta forming during a volcano eruption in Hawaii.

Spectacular timelapse footage shows the bright yellow molten rocks cascading across land in Kilauea Volcano's Halemaumau Crater on January 27.

The hot magma spread across the Kaluapele summit caldera and is the seventh eruption in ongoing activity.

Officials monitor volcanic activities within the national park as it continues to be restless.

A river delta typically has a fan or triangular shape, with a network of channels or small rivers branching out from the main river.

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