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Binintiang Malaki is a tuff cone associated with Taal Volcano in the Philippines, located within Taal Lake. It represents a historical eruption vent of the Taal volcanic system. The cone is one of several volcanic landforms that characterize the Taal caldera complex.

The Bulganak Mud Volcanoes are a group of mud-volcanic landforms on the Kerch Peninsula in Crimea, near Kerch. The field includes several mud hills and vents, with bubbling gas, liquid mud, and small cones formed by the escape of pressurized fluids. Its features include the Central Lake, a broad mud...

Lagon Bouffe Mud Volcano is a mud-volcano site in southern Trinidad. It is described as the largest mud volcano on the island and is distinguished by an expansive bubbling mud lake surrounded by raised crater walls. The feature belongs to a group of geological formations that release mud and gases r...

The Xiaogangshan Mud Volcano is an active geological feature in southern Taiwan, noted for its continuous bubbling mud pools and substantial methane gas output.

Volcán de Lodo La Lorenza is a notable mud volcano in the Tolima department of Colombia, recognized for its continuous gas emissions and its importance to local geological research.

The Palo Seco Mud Volcano is a geological feature in southwest Trinidad. It is part of a landscape shaped by mud volcanism, in which underground pressure forces mixtures of fine sediment, water, and gases toward the surface. Palo Seco is also located in Trinidad's petroleum-producing southwestern re...