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In the wake of these natural disasters, Anak Krakatoa, or "Son of Krakatoa," has emerged, a fitting epithet representing both the enduring legacy of its predecessor and the relentless power of geological forces. First recorded in 1927, this new island continues to evolve, with its last major eruption in 2018 resulting in further loss of life and showcasing the ongoing peril presented by this region of seismic activity.

Looking Forward

As the cycle of creation and destruction persists, the story of Krakatoa is far from over. The geological activity in Indonesia suggests that, in future centuries, we may witness yet another of nature's dramatic exhibitions unfolded in the volcanic landscape of Krakatoa.