User talk:49.150.46.191

July 2020

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About Mount Arayat

Mt Arayat is just extinct volcano which it means it has no records of eruption and no fumaroles. Mt Arayat is already dead volcano dont call it potentially active. Extinct volcanoes cant never became active volcanoes

hey users of david2345 i will report your user if you change this again

There's fumarole activity in the Volcano according to phivolcs if you want to see go in the listing of arayat in the main page of mount arayat also its on the list of "potentially active Volcanoes in the philippines" also You're not a volcanologist for saying its inactive or extinct

Triassic Mapping & Science (talk) 15:10, 24 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Hey i didnt change Arayat

Mt Arayat is a dormant volcano and it possible be erupted

WARNING Dont call me im not volganologist im just in Philippines because i cant go home to USA BECAUSE of this pandemic

Hey user of david2345 your just making an incorrect information Arayat is not inactive. rayat is dormant

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