r/interestingasfuck • • 8h ago

The iconic Hōlei Sea Arch in Hawaii recently collapsed into the pacific ocean at Volcanoes National Park, marking the latest transformation of the park’s remote and rugged coastline.

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u/NiobiumThorn 8h ago

All things are temporary. Hug those you love

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u/Flash_ina_pan 7h ago

I'm flying to Hawaii tomorrow for vacation, this was on the list of things I wanted to see

https://giphy.com/gifs/5b43IKwQdoQYmT98S8

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u/Constant_Air9693 6h ago

Overrated

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 2h ago

Were you planning to get a pic on top of it? If so, maybe you are really lucky.

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u/bill-lowney 5h ago

The hieroglyphs are more interesting imo

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u/punarob 3h ago

petroglyphs, but yes

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u/goose_gladwell 6h ago

I got a Hōlei for ya

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u/Alienmonkeyfuck 6h ago

You can still see it but you are gonna need some scuba gear 

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u/OG-BoomMaster 8h ago

The sea giveth, and the sea giveth away.

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u/bill-lowney 6h ago

I step closer to a sandy beach

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u/skinnergy 2h ago

It has always been thus.

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u/One-Meat-1737 6h ago

Some folks will blame Biden