We filmed a VOLCANO with a drone! Iceland Volcano March 2021

[@JonBear]

Another volcano video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eInTmKd3lNmgm80 This time we went there with a Geologist who explains the area and the characteristics of this volcano. I also set up a redbubble page where you can buy prints of our photographs to support the channel! www.redbubble.com/people/jon-bear/shop?asc=u Get a gift for your volcano loving friends

[@esparka]

The info was great. What a sharp move. This video was an amazing recording of the event that day in March, 2021.......

[@janewalton3743]

As a geologist (graduated 1981) your video is best one I’ve seen, answered my questions and loads of close ups of the lava/rocks and also the hike to see the volcano Thank you

[@JonBear]

That makes me very happy to hear Jane! Since we went, the volcano has changed a lot in shape and size. In this video it was only a day old.

[@sherryllynnjones7077]

@@JonBear it's amazing but WOW💥 scary!!! 🙏❤🙏🇺🇸👵

[@JonBear]

Hi Jane, so now there are two additional volcanoes. As a Geologist I am sure you're gonna find it exciting :D I plan on going back to film more but right now the area is very unpredictable and more fissures might spill out lava haha

[@Bibi-hh1md]

Impressive footage

[@aurelian2641]

GEOLOGY ISNT A REAL SCIENCE!

[@beatrixwickson8477]

Pro tip: when someone else takes a selfie for you it's known as a "photo".

[@BridgetownRanting]

Lolllllllll

[@Magnum_Wolf]

🤣

[@Piggy648]

😂😂

[@deborahschell9176]

Bwahaha... omg good laugh 1st thing this morning. Thank you!@

[@JonBear]

ahahah I can't believe I didn't notice I said that until now

[@adrianr5318]

This is amazing. I think a lot of people don’t realize how rare this phenomena actually is. You can only reliably witness it in a handful of places, most notably Iceland and Hawaii. Nearly all other surface volcanoes on earth are much more explosive, and hence way too dangerous to view up close like this. The reason for this has to do with the source of the volcanism and the chemical composition of the magma. Volcanism can be roughly divided into three main types: subduction, rift, and hotspot. Subduction volcanism happens when two tectonic plates are being pushed together, causing one of them to slip underneath the other. the sinking plate then melts, becomes buoyant (just like the wax in a lava lamp) and bubbles up through the plate above it. Rift volcanism is when two plates are being dragged away from each other, stretching and thinning out the crust between them until it tears open, and magma starts to “bleed” out. Hotspot volcanism is when a large column of magma rises up from deep beneath the crust, cutting through the crust itself like a hot iron nail through a block of ice, and pushes magma out at the surface. It’s not clear what causes the magma to rise in the first place, but they tend to stay in place while continents move over them, like a sheet of paper being moved around over a stationary candle. In subduction volcanism, the magma comes from a tectonic plate being melted, and tectonic plates contain lots of weird kinds of rock that don’t exist deep within the earth, such as limestone (which is made of petrified marine organisms). Some rocks melt without much of a fuss, but limestone gives off massive amounts of carbon dioxide gas when heated. Different rocks also melt at different temperatures, which means that by the time the magma starts to rise towards the surface, it’s not completely liquid, but more like a thick slurry with lots of crystals that haven’t had time to melt. So what happens when this thick, crunchy magma, with massive amounts of dissolved gas trapped inside it, finally reaches the surface? It pops like a shaken bottle of champagne. The gas explodes out, sending the crunchy rocks flying everywhere and turning the runny magma into foam and mist, which instantly solidify into pumice and ash, respectively. Nasty stuff, very dangerous. Rift and hotspot volcanoes, on the other hand, have very homogenous magma. You can think of it almost like blood: if you get a cut, the blood looks and flows the same no matter where on your body it happens, because the blood flowing through your toes is the same stuff as the blood flowing through your nose. In this view, magma coming from deep below the crust is a bit like the blood of the planet. It contains very little gas and solid crystals, and so is very runny by the time it reaches the surface, causing it to ooze out peacefully with only the occasional spatter, like toothpaste from a tube. Most volcanic regions fall into one of those three categories. For instance, the Hawaiian volcanoes are hotspot types, producing fountains and rivers of lava as seen in the 2018 eruption of Mauna Kea. East African volcanoes are mostly rift types, with two of them (Niyaragongo and Erta Ale) featuring big lava lakes that occasionally rise up and overflow like a clogged drain. Meanwhile, practically all volcanoes in the Pacific Ring of Fire (Krakatau, Mount St. Helens, Pópocatépetl, Fujiyama, etc. etc.) are subduction types. Iceland, though, is quite unique in being a mix of rift and hotspot, evidently caused by a plume of deep magma rising up through the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. That’s why the gorgeous little volcano in this video is so peaceful that you can walk right up, in the middle of an ongoing eruption, and cook hot dogs on its lava flows. Granted, Icelandic volcanoes are also capable of much more explosive eruptions-but this has much more to do with the fact that they’re covered by massive glaciers (which causes water to flash-boil and explode during eruptions) than with their geology. Thanks for the awesome video ❤️

[@JonBear]

Thank you for the wonderful comment! I learned a lot. I am appreciating this volcano more and more. I just uploaded a new video where I go to the volcano a month later. It has grown a lot despite the peaceful flow of lava. I also filmed it at night :) Hope you enjoy it!

[@tgreer72]

So amazing! They would never let people this close here in the USA... (or they would charge admission) - what an opportunity!

[@JonBear]

We definitely had some foolish people, and a lot of people who were not dressed well enough (Iceland is cold!) that had to get rescued by the rescue team. Some other people got lost trying to get to the volcano. In the end the Rescue team has made a clear hiking path now with checkpoints to make it safer for everyone. So you're right, instead of restricting people, we just made it safer haha :D Can't stop people from going :D I think we have laws that forbid people to charge admission to nature here, but I bet the people who own the land the volcano appeared on are planning to build a cafe or tourist shop :D

[@dejacavu6259]

It would depend on where in the USA I am in the path of the Yellowstone Caldera haha

[@antagonisstic]

Well if Mount Saint Helens ever goes boom again, you do not want to be near it when it does.

[@DIGITAL7Media]

Well, probably because we'd have a bunch of morons falling inside trying to take selfies. I love Iceland.

[@dejacavu6259]

@@DIGITAL7Media True that!!

[@toot4you19]

About the entire Icelandic population seemed to have showed up to witness the spectacle 😆

[@rockofsalvation1039]

must be bored

[@charm8167]

The adventure of a lifetime. 🌋 Wow. What an experience with all the hiking 🥾 not for the faint hearted. ❤️

[@JonBear]

Sounds about right!

[@Sergedanilow]

And no one ist wearing a mask .

[@PhotoJohn80]

I’m so jealous! I could photograph that for days.

[@armysenior1780]

This is the footage I have been waiting for. Spectacular. I have been watching the live cam each day. Volcanoes are so beautiful. I have to say I am shocked they let people so close. If that thing blew with people so close they would all be hit with the lava being thrown from the crater. Risky but worth it I am sure. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.

[@paulburton8671]

Amazing job guys. Incredible footage. Thank you all for your efforts to hike there to share this with us.

[@JonBear]

Thank you Paul! Yes since it was the first day, there were no real path to the volcano. It really was in the middle of nowhere. Now since it's been over a week, there is a dedicated hiking path and road opened up so people can get there in about 1.5 hour long hike. However so many people are going that there is not enough parking haha. So people end up walking a long long way along the road

[@LifeinGlow]

Wow mezmerizing! And crazy that we can watch such things on youtube these days! Thank you guys! 🌋

[@JonBear]

Thank you for watching! Yes we were so lucky to go the first day of the eruption. I am happy that so many people enjoy seeing it 🥰

[@sagemaster3408]

The volcano ? Or the most beautiful eyes ?!

[@aleqx03]

Super nice dude! Im happy the video got the attention it deserves!

[@JonBear]

Thank you Alex!! 💖💖⭐

[@conlie23]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful beast with us🙏😍. Wonderfull impressions and music, perfect cut, genius Jon Björn 😊, feel like I was there🙏🤗💞

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much Connie!! So happy you enjoyed it 🥰🥰

[@sherryllynnjones7077]

But thankful I wasn't. Ahhh too old 😂

[@MattFaris]

You do live streams when there are earthquakes and you go chasing erupting volcanoes! Amazing footage and what an incredible adventure!!! Mind blown!

[@JonBear]

Yeah who would have thought that first quake was the Genesis of a volcano 🤯 absolutely insane

[@pikasnipe1]

@@JonBear when you coming to Yosemite? I hear its gonna be a big one? 🤫😉

[@davinci44star]

Wow - the best video yet + I have watched them all! You lucky guys!!!!!! So freaking awesome!!!!!! Wish I was there :)

[@TrainLordJC]

I thoroughly enjoyed your version of this spectacular event. I remember travelling to Iceland in 1985 on a modelling assignment and passing over such lava fields and now with my interest in geology and vulcanology increasing it is truly awesome to see such wonderful footage. Well done, greetings from the Train Lord in South Australia a long way away from this epic action!

[@JonBear]

The Train Lord is always welcome in Iceland :D Good news is that the volcano will probably keep going for years. You might get a chance to come and see it still actively shooting lava. By then it will be a tad larger haha :D

[@JonBear]

New volcano video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJLYeXeZh7R_rpY Due to popular demand I went back. It has grown A LOT in one month! Watch now to see the difference. This time I filmed it at night! Enjoy!

[@joshdavis4438]

Heard majora sound effect. Subscribed.

[@JonBear]

@@joshdavis4438 My man! 🙏

[@gailvanschaik6379]

Thanks for taking us along on your hike. This was so much more informative (and fun) than news clips we’ve seen here in the US

[@destineeamber7577]

I knew instantly that this was Adrien’s music in the background 😅 It’s very fitting for volcano eruptions

[@JonBear]

100 percent agree! His music was the only music I could imagine for the video. Bless him for making it available for use 🙏

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

@@JonBear am I right thinking the first song was “in the name of the king”?

[@OnionKween]

Danheim or Wardruna would fit too 😝

[@RusTsea196T]

"I forgot the marshmallows ----- but I did remember the One Ring"

[@AlisonBryen]

Me, in my best Elrond voice: *Cast it into the fire! Destroy it!*

[@robertodilizio6225]

@@AlisonBryen No... 😏💍

[@AlisonBryen]

@@robertodilizio6225 ISILDUUUUUUUR!

[@motivation8025]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaSXipt6ltWmjNk

[@windows95_de]

😂😂😂

[@patriciakavanaugh5300]

You've chosen the best music for this video. The best of all the videos that I've seen.

[@gxlwii8239]

Whole new meaning to fire and ice.

[@JonBear]

Thank you! I just uploaded another volcano video. It has grown so much in one month! Check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJLYeXeZh7R_rpY

[@mannistef]

This is one of the best volcano visits on KZbin. Congrats

[@JonBear]

Thank you Frimann! I just uploaded a new volcano video, a month later it has grown so much! check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJLYeXeZh7R_rpY

[@WyeExplorer]

Epic Jon. An event unchanged since the dawn of this planet. 'Turn into a marshmallow.' I can feel the heat from here. Amazing footage. Mark

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much Mark. So happy you enjoyed it 🙏

[@WyeExplorer]

@@JonBear A pleasure Jon. I've subbed because of the good vibes and your reply. Peace!

[@icarlyIV]

Taking "the floor is lava" to a whole new level!

[@dougbagby3493]

Incredible footage. You guys did GOOD! Thanks for putting in the hard work and sharing with the others who can’t get there.

[@JonBear]

Thank you Doug! So happy you enjoyed it 🙏

[@amscientific6]

That's the Best Iceland video I've seen Yet! Footage with background music was Incredibly orchestrated! Thankyou!!n

[@JonBear]

Thank you! Makes me very happy to hear that. Hope you can experience the volcano too! It's going hard again now 🙌

[@Stellra52]

I mean Etna's impressive and all, but you really can't beat a volcano that you can bbq on and have a picnic next to. Excellent video, thanks for posting. 🙂👍

[@JonBear]

Thank you Stellra! The picnic in front of the volcano was really nice. Would do again!

[@t3dwards13]

Awesome video! First one I've seen document the hike, with a drone and a hotdog guy!

[@JonBear]

I am so happy you enjoyed it! The hike was tough but the gold at the end of the road made it a real adventure! Hotdog guy lives to see another day haha :D

[@louisegogel7973]

I appreciate seeing how far it was to get there, what terrain was like, and truly how. lose everyone was to the lava. To cook on the lava says it all... some people in other videos say no one was so close. Hah! TYVM for the real and practical and well done footage.

[@AccentStudio]

Damn, I have no words, these images are just mindblowing!!! Like you said, once in a lifetime chance probably, and you have to earn it too, that's super remote ! Explains why there's only a few hundred people and not tens of thousands haha

[@JonBear]

Experts believe it may continue to errupt for some years. Hopefully I can take you there one day 💪 before it finishes. Yeah it's pretty remote. Since we went the rescue team has put down hiking markers and opened a road so it's easier to get there. They realized they can't stop people from going so instead they made it safer to go. Bless them

[@AccentStudio]

@@JonBear I would love to for sure !!! I hope we can travel without quarantine time some day xD

[@clridesagain7308]

WOW !!! Great work by Mother Nature and the film maker.

[@mccoyantoine2671]

You guys are insane “in a good way”. I’d never took that chance loool But I’m glad y’all did cuz now that y’all stayed safe I wish I was there great video

[@sharon94503]

The true OG's of this eruption making those hikes. And here we are 5.5 months later and it's a beast of a shield volcano so far.

[@JonBear]

Ahaha yeah it's crazy to watch this video now! Hiking the long long way over the rough old lava field

[@neilhannay7596]

Its so refreshing to see the world not covid affected much love for you plus your footage is unbelievable thanks so much.

[@mitzinicoleritter211]

Thank you guys for doing this for those of us that will never see something like this in person. Remarkable!

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much Mitzi that means a lot 🙏

[@mitzinicoleritter211]

@@JonBear 😘

[@Trollmia]

Very, very nice!! These Swedish lady is most impressed by this video!! ♥

[@JonBear]

I am glad you enjoyed it! You're always welcome in Iceland!

[@Trollmia]

@@JonBear When I become rich I will come and visit you :) And then only for all the rocks... I am a bit of a rockhound you see... I live in a area in Sweden where mining have been going on for years... but not so many recent "volcano"stones to be found you see. That and I am a bit of a plant-lover too... and moss-lover... I do love mosses!! Well, it was a great video you made... I got it on my fav-list... to take out whenever I need a little "fix" :) :)

[@tristanobrien4096]

Peeps, that was A-MA-ZING. I wish I was able to go on a hike and visit this place. It must feel insane realising all the energy that is behind this all and geology in action and all. Thanks for making it a 'hike-video' and not just the (beautiful) shots at the top. This way, we can join you on the hike for extra fun. Greetz from Amsterdam.

[@JonBear]

Thank you Tristan! Glad you found the hike to be an enjoyable part of the video :)

[@rockofsalvation1039]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@chrishopewynne2845]

Thanks so much for ALL your effort and for giving us such spectacularly good quality filming of this amazing natural phenomenon

[@guillandanthony711]

The guy with the grilled sausages looks like Woody Harrelson.

[@shesees432]

Absolutely fantastic video! And the music is perfect too. Congrats!

[@JonBear]

Thank you!

[@cproteus]

It’s amazing to think the entire valley is overfilling into a lavafall now.

[@minimaker5600]

Thank you for this wonderful adventure . . . I felt like I was right there. Perfect music!

[@jimaforwood743]

This is the coolest volcano I have ever seen. It’s just cute. It’s like the ideal volcano 🌋

[@Sweetjudiblueyes]

Thank you so much for bringing us on your excellent adventure!!! iPhone 12 Max is tremendous! Drone footage combined with that music is perfect! Just incredible to see that mass MOVING! Appreciate it, really!

[@JonBear]

Thank you Jean! I was really surprised how well the iPhone did. I'll just need to get a dedicated mic to solve the wind noise for future videos. I just posted a video from the Iceland Highlands recently 💯💯

[@scrubjay93]

wowowow!! Thanks for sharing that fantastic footage. It looks like a scary monster to me! Sounds like the activity could last a long, long time too. It's so beautiful (but scary!) The people are so tiny!

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much! I hope to go back there soon since the whole volcano is changing shape and the valley is filled with magma.

[@Njofrekk]

Thank you for the cool footage for us who can't visit and experience in person. Cheers.

[@johnholdson7630]

That’s so cool, like everybody just hangs out and watch’s a volcano.dang 6hrs. Tell biggy your guid I said hi

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much John!! I'll let him know, he will be happy to hear that

[@timelesskoontah]

Thank you sooo much for not drowning the natrual sound of the volcano with shitty loud music ...this was spectacular

[@bobbybjornstad201]

Thank You for the great pictures of the volcano and all the people that took the time to walk for hours to see it,

[@JonBear]

The volcano and lava flow is always changing. We were there a day after the eruption. I'm happy we were able to document it. Experts believe the volcano may continue to errupt for years to come. The path we hiked is not the best path. Since we went, the rescue team has put down makers to guide people. Now the best way is to drive from Grindavík, down the south road and park your car there. The road is now one-way due to the traffic so you must drive form Grindavík. Before you decide to go, make sure to check the latest updates. Thank you for watching!

[@candytuft4254]

Some of the best pictures I have seen so far! Thank you for sharing!

[@JonBear]

Wow, thank you! I hope to share a lot more on my instagram!

[@dakg8034]

Something so deadly, yet so incredibly beautiful.

[@CJsINFO]

*WOW!!! SO INCREDIBLE MAN! AWESOME JOB! HAPPY YOU WERE SAFE BRO!* 👏🏻

[@davidbangtson3109]

Thank you so much for providing this glimpse of the new volcano. Amazing! And beautiful!

[@SuperKana.]

That’s the best trip in 2021! Can’t wait for next Iceland trip 🇮🇸

[@JonBear]

Thank you for all the extra footage Kana 💖

[@rfvum]

I wanna go! Hahaha how can I do it?

[@dreaming4ffr]

I dont get how people can travel to a different country atm....

[@JonBear]

@@dreaming4ffr We are stuck here! Also I am from here :D

[@JasonDrennen]

I can't get over how long that rock maintains its heat. It seems unreal even though it is. There was white shining out pretty far away. It's absolutely beautiful to watch.

[@robertsnowdon6932]

Great shots guys from all the equipment so Thankyou for posting.

[@JonBear]

Thank you Robert! I am glad I brought all the gear to shoot it up close

[@jerrystewart796]

Thank you for filming and posting. I am in central Texas. I would never have been able to get that close to an active volcano. I appreciate y'all for doing this.

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much Jerry! I just posted a second video about the volcano. Filmed at night :D Check it out 💕

[@ryanfitzy1083]

Mad respect from Niagara falls Canada. I love that Irish music u r playing. great video. keepem coming biguy. I so want to bring my son to see but he cant hike for 3 hours to see it. Ima have to figure out a way.

[@JonBear]

Thank you Ryan! Now the rescue team has opened a road that gets you closer with about 1 hour an half hike, with markers along the path. They realized they cannot stop people from going so they made it safer instead. Bless them. I'm sure it would be possible for you to take your son 💪 the volcano might keep flowing for a few years so you may get a chance to go

[@DBZ-Mousa]

Super good video! The picture quality is insane! Very good!

[@JonBear]

Very happy to hear that! Thank you Stefanopoulos!

[@thomasesr]

How come there was nobody there forging a viking sword?

[@JonBear]

Dang that's making me imagine the most epic blacksmith!

[@TheInfiniteFool]

I love this. It's absolutely incredible, but man; buddy with the hotdogs is stressin me out.

[@JonBear]

Thank you! I just posted a new volcano video! Shot at night this time :)

[@gloriakoch4764]

IPhone: The picture is very good, even the volcano lava. Good resolution.

[@TrevorHeathPhotography]

Nice effort you guys - not everyone has the ability to walk that distance. The greatest opportunity of a lifetime so far I would think to see this amazing natural wonder. Lucky lucky people! 👌👍

[@CumulusGranitis]

Nicely assembled story with good close ups of the volcano. Thank you also for showing the challenges of getting in and out and traffic jam down at the village as you departed.

[@JonBear]

Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed the journey. As the Volcano rages on, the traffic jams around the area have only gotten worse. It is a huge topic in the local news here

[@evanofelipe]

This has to be the most primeval moment closely captured on 4K by thrill seeking youngsters who were so naively willing to risk their lives simply to get a selfie. They were driven by same impulses that took the lives of many people on White Island, New Zealand last year, but those poor souls were asphyxiated before being enshrouded by super heated gas following a major unexpected volcanic eruption. The menacing uncontrollable power of nature has the capacity to turn smiles into agonising screams in seconds. Don’t mess around with nature, stepping on a lava flow could induce surface collapse and instantly incinerate a human foot before you know it.

[@harisali2229]

perfectly captured... love from India

[@JonBear]

Thank you Haris! I love to travel in India. The best food 💖

[@celestialstar6450]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful footage!! 😍😍

[@40JoCharles]

Utterly beautiful and mesmerising. 🔥🔥🔥

[@JonBear]

Thank you Jo 🙏

[@dalerider3124]

Amazing!!! Journey from the center of Earth.

[@alro11]

Wow this is amazing. Thx for posting!

[@JonBear]

Thank you Alice 💖 I just posted a video from the Iceland Highlands if you need some Ice with your Fire

[@grandama777]

Oh! That callaps was crazy! Nice shots and Music 🎵... Enjoyed this 👍 what an experience to never forget. 🎆🌋

[@Wokit1984]

My heart jumped when that guy rested his leg on the crust.

[@JonBear]

Not the smartest thing to do 😂

[@CesareVesdani]

Drones are very useful for taking live pictures of volcanic eruptions.

[@danielbroomhall8882]

Nice, did you mavic air 1 or 2? thanks

[@JonBear]

Thank you 🙏Air 1 👍 it's still so good. Shot at 4k 30 fps. No slomo on the drone shots

[@laurachapin204]

Thank you for posting this! The drone footage amazing, music inspired. Hot dog man was a little bit nuts. Hope everyone stayed safe. That old lava field just screams ankle sprain!

[@OurMillionAdventures]

Wow so epic. Jealous of that gorgeous footage!

[@petermckinnon7102]

Best volcano footage I have ever seen.

[@JonBear]

Thank you Peter Mckinnon! Hope you get to see it one day ⭐

[@TheOkuhn]

Unbelievable I should have been there. Thank you for these hot stunning images.

[@JonBear]

Thank you for watching! You may be in luck, the volcano is expected to keep flowing for years :D

[@chrisusmcvet3435]

What I think is great is that you are able to walk right up to it. If that were here in the US it world be in a federal park and the whole area would be roped off miles away.

[@Warmachine_23]

It's crazy to think that where they were standing and part of where they hiked is now covered with lava.

[@JonBear]

Yes 100% I made a followup video and the entire valley is covered in magma. I am going a third time tomorrow to see how it has developed

[@antiblonda1737]

Thank you from New York. Absolutely stunning you have done an amazing job of capturing this spectacular event.

[@redvoodoo1000]

It's so beautiful!

[@JonBear]

It really is!

[@angharadllewellyn2192]

FINALLY!!! Really good music that isn't so loud it drowns the dialogue!!! Thank you!

[@JonBear]

I am happy to hear that! Helps that the music is very atmospheric

[@PowerstrokeSynd]

Great footage!! Thank you.

[@JonBear]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@jacobcollier9189]

Some of the best video of volcano I've seen. Music was good choice as well.

[@vicamu541]

7:02 vulcano got angry cause that guy roasted his hotdogs

[@johnrschmidt2]

That was incredible. 👍👍👍 You were able to get right next to the flow. In the US all the "safety police" nutcases wouldn't let you get closer than half a mile at the minimum. That guy frying the hotdogs on the lava was insane. Thanks for showing the rest of the world how the US used to be.

[@rp3875]

Wow..thanks for sharing

[@JonBear]

Thank you for watching 🥰

[@frednorman1]

SUPERB footage , both camera AND drone!

[@JonBear]

Thank you Norman! We went to the volcano a ton. I recommend my videos with the Geologist. We did a Q&A very recently

[@TastyStreetFoods]

nice editing with background music !

[@thebeasters]

Major game of thrones vibes

[@JonBear]

I really appreciate it! Music is from Adrian Von Ziegler who allows creators to use his music as long as we give credit. I highly recommend his youtube channel! 💗💗

[@motivation8025]

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[@motivation8025]

@@JonBear kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaSXipt6ltWmjNk

[@wcsdiaries]

@@JonBear how did you know how far away to fly so it didn't melt your drone?

[@littlediablo]

Nice film. It's genuinely amazing that after millions of years, there is still so much heat in the earth.

[@silversun3133]

Not sure how this doesn't already have millions of views, everyone should watch this!

[@endo_y]

Breathtaking footage! I don't think I'll ever get to go near an active volcano in this lifetime, so thanks for sharing this.

[@louisehaley5105]

“Hot Rock Cooking with Magma” a great idea for a cookery show. Would Gordon Ramsey be interested ? (The lava reminds me of mom’s lasagna topping).

[@alopam]

I'm pretty sure the volcano would object to that. I mean... look at what it did after a guy dared roast his hot dogs on its lava...

[@JonBear]

I make lasagna a lot and all I can think of when watching the volcano is cheese

[@JustMe-zn7dy]

I'm happy to be seeing it from your lens all the way in Jamaica. Great job. Thank you

[@JonBear]

Amazing! I hope to visit Jamaica one day. Love from Iceland 💖

[@JustMe-zn7dy]

@@JonBear you would love it. Its a great place with wonderful people. After watching Bordertown 9n Netflix and some others I want to visit Iceland one day.

[@piercedarrow57]

I'm Speechless!!! The most AMAZING natural phenomena I have seen in a Long Long time!!! INCREDIBLE footage..thank you SO much for sharing your experience!!!

[@Sore_Loser1002]

Nice job!! What an experience this must have been to be there. Drone footage was crazy cool!

[@Nattleby]

I can’t wait to drink expensive tiny coffees at the volcano visitors center.

[@JonBear]

They'll call it volcano coffee and serve it way too hot

[@Nattleby]

@@JonBear Along with some Grindavik special lobster soup.

[@jdnell]

Thanks for the incredible drone footage of the active volcano. It was mesmerizing!

[@00muinamir]

I am definitely the kind of idiot who would bring sausages and marshmallows to an erupting volcano... but I'd at least bring a long stick to roast them on.

[@freeasabird5643]

You know youre not alone

[@louisehaley5105]

Or a kettle to boil tea.

[@JonBear]

Volcano tea with volcano sausages sounds like a feast for kings

[@frankiechileman479]

Might need a fire extinguishers also

[@saremy127]

hotdogs on a 3 hour hike? ever put your hand near a campfire? that guy wasnt really near molten lava

[@englishforre.1458]

Hats off for you photo graphers and media personals. You all risk your life to give first hand information about the volcano to the world. You are creating history to be remembered forever. Please don't take too risk so as to endanger your life. Give importance to your safety also . Arrange for helicopters to be ready to rescue you all in times of crisis. Raju from Tamil Nadu, India. Congrats Heroes! and Heroins!