Higher Than Ever
The biomes surrounding the sleeping volcano are incredible, as well. With around one thousand square miles of this area being swamped with woodlands, it may surprise you that there is plenty of ongoing agriculture in the world. Here, the people raise a myriad of crops, including wheat, sunflowers, beans, and maize. Coming back to those highly popular coffee beans, their goodness is achieved from being grown at almost 6,000 feet in the air!
Higher Than Ever
Great Expectations
So, when can we expect Kibo to begin firing up again? This sleeping giant was last active around 200 millennia ago. There is proof of this to be found in the nearby fumaroles, which are fissures in the rocky landscape which continue to spray gas. Regarding the caldera belonging to Kibo, however, one can find the Reusch Crater in its length of around one and a half miles. Gustav Reusch earned the honor of having his name attached to this special part of the epic mountain.
Great Expectations
