River of fire on ice
Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland has become a attraction for tens of thousands of tourists in the past days.
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Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland has become a attraction for tens of thousands of tourists in the past days.
Fire can be useful for human life, but it can also be the most destructive force. The ice belongs to the natural, cold and seemingly lifeless world.
Volcanoes are not just destruction and death. In many parts of the world, these fires create spectacular and poetic scenes.
Krakatau volcano in Indonesia when the eruption created a magnificent 'light show' in the sky, RT reported.
The video shot of the guns simultaneously fired in a traditional ceremony. But at that moment the dove came again.
MC Schidlowsky, a member of the fire brigade of British Columbia, Canada, recorded the scene of two struggling colleagues trying to hold the sprinklers flying in the win…
Super Typhoon Florence not only turned highways in North Carolina into a river but also saved thousands of dead fish after sprinting.
A member of the Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service Team, Ashby Station posted a video on Facebook, showing loud rumbles in the fire in Albert Village.
A fire bridge of about two meters in diameter moves at high speed and lights up the American sky, including a cloudy area.
The American couple driving near the Colorado River, Blythe, California, recorded the moment when fire cannons entered the riverbed and turned into a water cannon on Jul…
The fireball flashed through the sky with a fire tail sweeping behind and emitting a thunderous noise that many feared was a UFO.
This unique Guinness record is established in Grand Parade, Cape Town, South Africa.
A model of intelligent escape in Japanese apartment is worth learning and applying in practice to the general situation of Vietnamese apartment buildings today.
Scientists found evidence of a fire storm that killed many species on Earth 13,000 years ago due to comet debris.
Different colors in fire hydrants can indicate the water supply capacity of the pillar and where the water source is supplied.