Searing clouds are spewing into the air as lava continues to bubble below a volcano in Indonesia which wiped out miles of the country's coast line when it triggered a massive tsunami just five years ago.
The Anak Krakatau volcano, which sits between Indonesia's two main islands of Java and Sumatra, has erupted at least seven times since Friday and counting.
The last time it blew was in 2018, when it sparked a killer tsunami that swept away more than 186 miles of the two islands' coastline.
