Volcano music 🌋 In the caldera of Kīlauea, we recorded the bioelectric signals of a pūkia… — @plantwave

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@plantwave's TikTok video "Volcano music 🌋 In the caldera of Kīlauea, we recorded the bioelectric signals of a pūkiawe while the volcano erupted behind it. An erupting volcano is the loudest thing on the island. Lava fountaining hundreds of feet into the air, rock cracking, gas roaring out of the vent. We walked past all of that and put the sensors on the quietest thing there. A shrub. Pūkiawe is one of the first plants to take hold on new lava. It is in the heath family, a cousin of the blueberry and the cranberry, and it was on this ground before the fountain started and will be there after it stops. So none of what you hear is the volcano. It is the plant that lives next to one. Nothing here is making sound out loud. We chose the instrument. When a note arrives, how long it holds, where it goes next, that part is the pūkiawe. #volcano #pukiawe #hawaii #naturesounds #plantmusic" has 6,478 views, 314 likes, 11 comments, 12 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 5.2% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 13 seconds. It has been saved 55 times.

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It was posted on 2026-10-12, over two weeks ago.

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