Talk:El Totumo

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This volcano is not a volcano at all!! It is just a pile of mud build by local population to bring tourists. There is no geological evidence of a volcano. The type of rock it is made of are sedimentary rocks, nothing to do with an actual volcano. Those rocks are the same rock that you see surrounding the lake near by. It is obvious when you visit the volcano that it was man made. You can see the wooden structure use to build this pile of mud sticking out of it. Actual volcano have a width of few kilometer minimum, this pile of mud is barely 20 meters.

This is not a natural phenomenon, it is a tourist scam — Preceding unsigned comment added by 181.61.41.228 (talk • contribs) January 5, 2015 (UTC)

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