Mud Volcano Erupts in San Juan de Urabá, Colombia, Causing Fireball and Damage

On February 25, 2026, a mud volcano erupted in San Juan de Urabá, Colombia, producing a large fireball and flames visible from nearby areas. The eruption caused damage to roads, killed several animals, and sparked vegetation fires, but no human casualties were reported. Authorities evacuated some homes and advised residents to avoid the area due to safety risks. The event involved methane gas ignition, a common feature of mud volcanoes formed by underground pressure releasing mud, water, and gas.