The Hawaiian Islands form a chain of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean, created by volcanic activity from a hotspot.
The Hawaiian Islands form a chain of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean.
The islands were formed by volcanic activity from an undersea magma source called a hotspot. As the tectonic plate over the hotspot continues to shift, new volcanoes are created, resulting in the formation of more islands in the Hawaiian chain.
The Hawaiian Islands are known for their beautiful landscapes, biodiversity, and unique culture.