Anak Krakatau’s Alert Drops to Level II: What Changes at Sea
Indonesia lowered Anak Krakatau's alert to Level II, but the 3-kilometer sea and land exclusion zone stays, and ships are still being kept out of the Sunda Strait around it.
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Those Viral Anak Krakatau Images: Are They Real?
Dramatic 'boiling sea' and eruption clips of Anak Krakatau are spreading again. Some are real and current, some are recycled. Here's how to tell, and where to get the real status.
Why Kalimantan Keeps Burning, and What It Costs Its Wildlife
Displaced orangutans and slow lorises are the images that go viral. The fire behind them is a bigger, repeat story with causes that are well understood.
Slow Loris Rescues Rise as Kalimantan Fires Push Wildlife Toward Homes
As Kalimantan burns, displaced animals are turning up near villages and rescue teams are working overtime. Here's who does the rescuing, and what to do if you find one.
The Slow Loris on the Wires After Kalimantan’s Fires
A small primate clinging to a power line near homes after the Kalimantan fires is easy to scroll past. It's also a snapshot of a slow-motion crisis.
Anak Krakatau’s Eruption Disrupts Sunda Strait Air Travel
Anak Krakatau's eruption grounded 1,500-plus flights and stranded a quarter-million travelers. Here's the Sunda Strait travel picture and the 2018 tsunami that shapes the response.
Anak Krakatau Under Close Watch After Sea-Surface Boiling
Video of the sea appearing to boil around Anak Krakatau spread fast. Here's what the volcano is actually doing, why the water looks like that, and what monitors watch for.