A rock formation at a popular tourist attraction on Puerto Rico has collapsed after a powerful earthquake shook the island.
The Punta Ventana stone arch fell into the sea on Monday morning during the latest in a series of earthquakes.
The 5.8 magnitude quake struck 6km below the coast of the Caribbean Island.
While houses and property were damaged there were no reported casualties or tsunami warnings in the wake of the tremor. However the rock arch didn't get away so lightly.
The Punta Ventana was one of the area's most popular draws for tourists, both domestic and international.