Volcano Explorers: Katja and Maurice Craft

The video discusses the life and work of Katja and Maurice Craft, a French couple known for their stunning volcano photography. Their passion for capturing these images led them to take significant risks, ultimately resulting in their tragic death due to a pyroclastic flow in Japan. The video highlights the dangers they faced and concludes with a brief thank you to viewers.

What were Katja and Maurice Craft known for?

• Leading tours to volcanic sites

• Capturing stunning images of volcanoes

• Writing books about volcanoes

• Conducting scientific research on earthquakes

Why was the work of Katja and Maurice Craft considered dangerous?

• They had to travel to remote locations

• They had to get very close to active volcanoes

• They worked with hazardous chemicals

• They often worked alone

What repeated phrase highlights the risk faced by Katja and Maurice Craft?

• Too high

• Too close

• Too far away

• Too deep

Where did the tragic event that killed Katja and Maurice Craft occur?

• Italy

• Hawaii

• Japan

• Iceland

What is a pyroclastic flow?

• A slow-moving lava stream

• A cloud of ash and smoke

• A type of volcanic rock

• An avalanche of superheated gases