DragonRoar & Pravdorub
DragonRoar DragonRoar
Pravdorub, ever wondered why those old volcano myths keep popping up whenever a new eruption hits? Let’s dig into the truth behind those fiery legends.
Pravdorub Pravdorub
Because when the earth starts throwing up ash, people still think a myth is the only good explanation – a quick story beats a whole science textbook in a crowd. The real truth? Eruptions happen for geological reasons, but legends make the danger easier to remember and keep the gossip alive.
DragonRoar DragonRoar
You’re right, a quick myth can be louder than a textbook, but when ash starts raining down, the people who need to act are the ones who know the science behind it. Legends keep the memory sharp, but real safety comes from facts—volcanologists, ground‑zero teams, and the right gear. So keep the stories alive, but also spread the hard truth that the earth’s pressure builds no matter how many old tales we spin.