One volcano can form one island normally. If it collapses into a caldera it could form a group of three or four.
The canary islands are all sitting on the top of an underwater volcano that has been dormant for hundreds of years. I also know that most of the individual islands have there own volcano's and on tenerife it is due to erupt soon as it does every 100 years. So the islands are on the top of a volcano with a volcano on top of most of them.
Sometimes. Many volcanoes form islands, but not all do.
A volcano can be formed in hawii themountains and many other places. The volcanoes are really sensetive so it can erupt at any time anywere.
Yes. There are many volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean as well as many underwater volcanoes.
No. An island can only be a volcano if it was a volcano to begin with. That said, a volcano can be dormant for hundreds of years, so it may not be readily apparent that an island is volcanic.
The canary islands are all sitting on the top of an underwater volcano that has been dormant for hundreds of years. I also know that most of the individual islands have there own volcano's and on tenerife it is due to erupt soon as it does every 100 years. So the islands are on the top of a volcano with a volcano on top of most of them.
Sometimes. Many volcanoes form islands, but not all do.
A volcano can be formed in hawii themountains and many other places. The volcanoes are really sensetive so it can erupt at any time anywere.
Many places, many times.
The underwater volcano would eventually emerge from the sea and become an island. For example, each of the islands in the Hawaiian Islands chain were formed from vocanoes, and the Big Island of Hawai'i is STILL erupting. Iceland was created the same way. Many South Pacific islands were originally undersea volcanoes which erupted, formed an island, and the island became ringed with coral reefs.
Loihi has not killed anyone as it is still thousands of feet underwater.
Yes. There are many volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean as well as many underwater volcanoes.
The Hawaiian Island archipelago includes 137 islands and atolls. Many of these islands are tiny and uninhabited. The eight largest main islands form the State of Hawaii: the island of Hawai'i, Maui, Lana'i, Moloka'i, Kaho'olawe, 'Oahu, Kauai, and Ni'ihau.I haven't counted the small islands; there are probably more than 124. But 8 larger islands is correct.The "Big Island" of Hawai'iMauiKaho'olaweLana'iMoloka'iOahuKaua'iNi'ihauThe most photographed of the smaller islands is probably Molokini, which is a half-rim of an underwater volcano southwest of Maui. If you ever see a mountainous crescent-shaped island surrounded by boats - that's Molokini.
No. An island can only be a volcano if it was a volcano to begin with. That said, a volcano can be dormant for hundreds of years, so it may not be readily apparent that an island is volcanic.
the Bahamas are make of many under water volcano's
None. Loihi is far underwater, and so is not readily accessible to humans
Some mountains are volcanic. It would be more accurate to say, in such cases, that the volcano formed a mountain, than to say that it formed on a mountain.