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Dazzling color, but what is it?
Bright it is, but what is the source of its glow? Solve that question, and you just might figure out what national park Mystery Photo is.
But to correctly answer this mystery, we need to know not just what the image is of, but where it was taken. Stumped? Check back tomorrow for the answer.
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Hawaii's Volcanic National Park.
A lava skylight from the Kilauea lava flow in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island of Hawaii near Hilo
Two more correct answers, from anonymous and Steve B, who really nailed it and raises our speculation that he's a local!
The full details will be provided tomorrow.
A collapsed lava tube (skylight) at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
vent or a fissure? volcanoes national park. probably kilauea?
Congrats to Eric, who knows what it is and where, and to Dave, who has a pretty accurate guess.
So no wrong guesses yet? How about a lava tube at HAVO?