Environment
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American Tourists Criticized for Taking Risky Selfies at an Active Volcano in Iceland
Experts have been warning tourists of Iceland who have been taking photos and selfies of its active volcanoes to watch out for still-molten magma, but some 'clout-chasing' tourists don't seem to get the message. The Iceland volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula first erupted nearly 800 years ago, and just recently 'flared to life', spilling lava down its two sides.
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