In search of adventure, three Brazilian kayakers opted to engage with the freshly erupted red-hot lava flows from the volcano.

Athlete Pedro Oliva wields a steel paddle to collect molten lava during his visit to a volcano in Kauai, Hawaii.

Pedro Oliva skillfully maneuvered his kayak to approach the molten lava flow with remarkable proximity.

Seeking a novel experience, athletes venture to the erupting Kilauea volcano, surrounded by molten lava.

Ben Stookesberry, one of three athletes rowing close to the molten lava flow

Not only did they row near the lava flow, they also climbed onto newly frozen rocks to explore

Use the steel paddle to play with the liquid lava flow

Move right next to where the temperature reaches thousands of degrees Celsius

Move right next to where the temperature reaches thousands of degrees Celsius

Move on the surface of newly frozen magma rock

Only the most daring athletes dare to come here in search of adventure

All trips are recorded and are expected to be broadcast on a Brazilian television channel

Close-up of the lava flow still flowing from the volcano on the Hawaiian Islands

The peculiar form emerged as the molten magma encountered seawater and solidified.