Krakatoa: The Loudest Sound in History

<p>In eighteen eighty-three, a volcanic island tore itself apart with a blast heard three thousand miles away — a sound so powerful it circled the planet for days. But the explosion wasn't the killer. The waves that followed drowned thirty-six thousand people before dawn, and painted the skies of the entire world blood-red for months.</p><p>August Mercer tells the story of the day a single mountain touched the whole planet — and the "child" it left behind. This is Six Feet of History — five minutes of the past they'd rather you forget.</p><p><em>Follow for a new story every day. A Dark Whisper Studios production.</em></p>