Hawaii Volcanoes National Park features several active and dormant volcanoes, including Kilauea volcano which last erupted in 1954. Mauna Loa is the largest volcano in the world and covers over half of the Big Island of Hawaii. Other notable features include Waipo Valley Lookout, Molokini Crater, Holei Sea Arch, and numerous scoria cones. The park also protects many unique Hawaiian plants and animals, such as the endangered Hawaiian monk seal and Hawaiian hoary bat.

1. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

2. Kilauea Volcano Active volcano Last big eruption in 1954, about 60 years ago.

3. Mauna Loa The largest volcano in the world. Covers half of big island. Mauna Loa covers 2014 square miles.

4. Mauna Kea

5. Waipo Crater Valley Lookout The volume of the Waipo Valley is 405,017,600,000 cubic feet. This is a beautiful place to eat a picnic.

6. Molokini Crater

7. Holei Sea Arch At Holei sea arch, the cliffs are 80 to 90 feet high but many waves still spray or wash over it. Lower on the cliffs there is a eruption Viewing platform.

10. Scoria Cones Lots of them in Hawaii They’re the most common type of volcano

11. Admire the video Kilauea Volcano Erupts

12. Hawaiian Plants

13. Ama’u 7,000 divided by 5 equals 1,4000 ama’u trunks could fit into how high above sea level it is.

14. Ohelo The range above sea level is 5,000 feet

15. Pukiawe 6-24 inches tall Red and white small berries The average of The ft. above sea Level is 4,375 ft Above sea level

16. Painiu Native lily Leaves covered with silver hairs Orange fruits

17. ‘Akia Shrubs or small trees Smooth grey bark Bark-fiber used to make cordage

18. Ohialehua

19. Lilikoi Flowers are white, purple, yellow Black brown edible seeds The purple Flower can be found within a 2,000 ft. range above sea level.

20. Hapu’u Fern Pillow stuffing, food, medicine 6,000 feet above sea level The range of how high the fern is 38 feet.

24. Hawaiian Hawk 8.9 percent of Hawaiian Hawk’s life spent with mother. 25.7 percent of humans life is spent with their mom. Hawaiian Hawk usually lays one egg at a time, with three eggs as the most. Sign of royalty

25. Hawaiian Hoary Bat The Hawaiian Hoary Bat can eat up to it’s own weight in bugs in just one night. endangered and solitary species. they weigh 230g. or 8oz. so I found out they weigh exactly 226.80 g.

26. Hawksbill Sea Turtle Critically endangered species 7th most endangered species the average hawksbill sea turtle’s lifespan is about 40 years. An average dogs life is 12.8 years. The average sea turtle’s life is 3 times the average dog’s.

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