The latest eruption from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano shot lava 1,200 feet high into the sky and went on for 9 hours. But it was something else, happening in the distance, that’s getting a lot of the attention. Was it a tornado, a whirlwind, a dust devil? Check it out for yourself and learn what was behind the uncommon phenomenon.

A sudden clap of thunder at Vystar Ballpark caused minor league baseball pitcher Roansy Contreras to flinch — earning a rare “thunder balk” call and sending a Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp runner home. The Norfolk Tides eventually weathered the storm, grabbing a win in the game that proved even Mother Nature can mess with your windup.

Florida lifeguards rescued a deer that wandered into the Atlantic Ocean over the July Fourth holiday weekend. The problem? Sharks also took an interest in the animal as the lifeguards were paddling out to sea. Luckily, the two men were able to get the deer back to shore without coming into contact with the sharks.

A frantic phone call from a neighbor alerted the Towler family in Hunt, Texas, to the flooding that would destroy their home. They recorded what happened minute-by-minute as they scrambled to the attic and then the roof of their home, with a family friend and her 1-year-old daughter in tow. Watch this video to learn more about how they escaped.

Think your sunscreen has you fully protected? Think again! Many American sunscreens don’t meet international standards for blocking UVA rays, which are linked to skin aging and cancer. This is largely due to differences in regulation, meanwhile countries like France and South Korea offer sunscreens with a wider range of ingredients that can provide broader and more effective sun protection.