VOLCANO ERUPTION: CCTV footage captured the moment Mount Etna erupted, sending steam and ash into the sky over Italy on Monday (6/2). The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology said the collapse of material from the flank of a crater most likely caused the cloud. | CBS Newspath

Drone footage captured an incredible view of lava flowing from a new fissure that has opened up on Mount Etna. 🌋 Europe’s most active volcano erupted over the holidays from two craters. | ABC7

Drone footage of volcanic Mount Etna captured a spectacular show of red lava flowing on Thursday morning, August 14. The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology announced that the lava flow occurred at an altitude of approximately 2,900 metres. No ash emission and no significant seismic variations were reported. | via Reuters Video courtesy: Etna Walk via Reuters | GMA News

Drone footage captured an incredible view of lava flowing from a new fissure that has opened up on Mount Etna. Italian photographer Emilio Messina said the breathtaking video shows Valle del Bove, a “huge valley” on the volcano, on New Year’s Day. Europe’s most active volcano erupted over the holidays from two craters. | ABC7NY