Eruption of super volcano

Super volcanoes are no ordinary volcanoes. They are substantially larger than the common volcano and produce the biggest and most deadly eruptions on earth. The strength of these eruptions ranges, but the wide amount of magma is massive enough to drastically change the earth’s surface and seriously affect the worldwide climate for many years and a possible threat to eliminate a large human population on earth. So far, there have been 2 kinds of volcanic eruptions that have been discovered as a super volcano, and the last identified eruption was located in Toba, Indonesia about 74,000 years ago. The amount of force in the explosion was calculated to be 10,000 stronger than the volcanic eruption that destroyed Mount St. Helens. A large amount of rock and burning ash were in the air and blocked the sun for many months. The temperature on earth was believed to have dropped down to 21 degrees. Mankind was nearly pushed to the edge of extinction as the human population was reduced to a couple of thousand and 75% of plant life in the North American hemisphere was nearly wiped out.