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Brazilian kayaks Pedro Oliva, Chris Korbulic and Ben Stookesberry have tried to experience the feeling of sailing near Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's island of Kauai.
Pedro Oliva ventures to near the red hot lava on Kauai Island, Hawaii.
The heat from 700 degrees Celsius to 1,100 degrees Celsius melted Pedro Oliva's paddle before it caught fire.
The temperature where the rowing athletes also reached 50 degrees C.
Ben Stookesberry said the seawater would burn his hands if you put your hand down.
Pedro Oliva swims near the hot lava flows.
Two athletes rowing between white smoke from lava flow when it meets the sea.
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