Close-up footage of the sixteenth fissure that has formed since Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano erupted was captured on video on Saturday, May 12.

According to a local report the sixteenth fissure formed on Saturday morning and was not initially active. After the fissure became active enough to cause concern, officials ordered everyone in the area to evacuate and warned volcanic activity across the island was extremely unpredictable at that moment. Credit: Lava News via Storyful