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A fire lake, also known as a lava lake, is a body of molten lava contained within a volcanic crater. It is formed when lava accumulates at the bottom of a crater and solidifies, creating a fiery pool that can sometimes be seen glowing from the surface.
The volcano with the largest fire lake is Nyiragongo, located in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Its fire lake has a diameter of approximately 700 meters and can hold up to 8 million cubic meters of lava.
Volcanoes form fire lakes when they are in a state of eruption, with the magma rising to the surface and spilling over into the crater. The lava then cools and hardens, creating a pool at the bottom of the crater.
Fire lakes can be dangerous because they are extremely hot and unpredictable. They can cause explosive eruptions and lava flows, which can be hazardous to nearby communities. Therefore, it is important to stay a safe distance away from active fire lakes.
Fire lakes are typically found on shield volcanoes, which have gentle slopes and are characterized by frequent eruptions of fluid lava. However, they can also be found on other types of volcanoes, such as stratovolcanoes, if the conditions are right for a fire lake to form.