JackShine (@JackSkyWatcher)

"Typically, when you have large, explosive volcanic eruptions, a lot of mercury is released into the atmosphere," said Thomas Algeo, a professor of geology in UC's McMicken College of Arts and Sciences. #LaPalma#LaPalmaVolcano#LaPalmaeruption#MercuryVaporPoisoning#PSA#ALERT Mercury Vapor Poisoning initial symptoms: nervousness or anxiety irritability or mood changes numbness memory problems depression physical tremors metallic taste in the mouth nausea and vomiting lack of motor skills or feeling uncoordinated inability to feel in the hands, face, or other areas changes in vision, hearing, or speech difficulty breathing difficulty walking or standing straight Insomnia Weakness Muscle atrophy Twitching Headaches Disturbances in sensations Changes in nerve responses impaired motor skills problems thinking or problem-solving difficulties learning to speak or understanding language issues with hand-eye coordination being physically unaware of their surroundings Please Be mindful of this extremely serious threat.