Behold a rock that naturally looks like an Elephant’s face!? The collection elephant rock formations you see above is found on the island of
Heimaey which means Home Island (in Iceland). In a town named “Vestmannaeyjar Archipelago” with around 4,500 residents. Even though
they have a population of 4,500, they’re considered the most populated island of the Vestmannaeyjar chain. Heimaey is also home to Eldfell
(Mountain of Fire) which is 660 feet high Active volcano which is the main cause for Elephant rock’s face formation. The active volcano, Eldfell
would occasionally erupt without warning and the residence would have to use a tactic of collecting sea water to cool down the running lava.
Hence, weird rock formations can be found across the island. Maybe we can find a Tiger faced rock pretty soon.