Dozens have evacuated as lava from Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island works its way down to Pahoa. The lava is moving at a rate of about 20 yards an hour, and according to NBC News, is about "less than the length of a football field" away from the nearest home.

The crater floor of the Kilauea volcano collapsed on Saturday, creating a new vent that sent lava shooting into the air and flowing down the side of the mountain. Mother Nature really is the greatest reality star of all.