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A mud flow on a volcano is called a "lahar." Lahars are mixtures of water, volcanic ash, and debris that can flow down the slopes of a volcano during or after an eruption, often triggered by heavy rainfall or melting snow. They can be highly destructive, capable of sweeping away anything in their path due to their density and speed. Lahars pose significant risks to communities living near volcanoes.

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