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Hawaii visitors will miss this landmark
The Holei Sea Arch at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has collapsed into the Pacific Ocean between September 23 and 27, after centuries of erosion. The 90-foot lava rock arch, formed from lava cooled over 550 years, was a popular landmark but had shown signs of instability due to past earthquakes and wave erosion. The park has closed the area, warning visitors of ongoing dangers from the unstable cliffs.
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