Kilauea volcano: Molten lava meets the sea - BBC News
The Kilauea volcano has been pouring lava into the ocean off Hawaii, causing a hydrochloric acid mist.
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has been pouring lava into the ocean at Kapoho Bay, causing a hydrochloric acid mist called "laze".

The eruption is now in its 42nd day. The summit of the volcano erupted on Wednesday morning, and some fissures spewed lava up to 160 feet (50 metres) high.