- Video Central - About WWAY Submitted by Tim Buckley on Tue,
02/21/2012 - 10:59am. Maybe you've seen it circling around the
web in the last week, maybe not -- but there's a certain
waterfall out there that's tricking people into thinking it's
not a waterfall after all. "The Lava Falls" they call it, even
"Nature's Firefalls" - referring to the glowing gush of water
gracing the skies of Yosemite. In itself, it's truly nothing
more than some water trickling off a magnificently high,
towering peak. But for a few nights a year, it turns into
something extraordinary - and if you're lucky enough you just
might catch a glimpse. As you see in the picture, it's
absolutely stunning - and at first glance, really truly does
look like an actual volcano - gushing the remains of a fresh
eruption. It's no surprise that in an age of constant tweeting,
blogging, and surfing that this image could "catch fire" so to
speak and the "lava flow" was accepted as truth before it even
had a chance to be questioned. Of course, it's not