Mount Etna is an active stratovolcano located on the east coast of Sicily, Italy, known for frequent eruptions and diverse ecosystems.
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🌋 Mount Etna is the highest volcano in Europe, standing at about 3,329 meters tall.
🔥 It has erupted more than 300 times in the last 2,500 years!
🌍 Scientists believe Mount Etna started forming around 500,000 years ago.
💨 Eruptions can range from gentle lava flows to explosive ash clouds.
🌳 The slopes of Mount Etna are covered with forests of pine, oak, and chestnut trees.
🌼 Unique wildflowers bloom every spring on the volcano's slopes.
🏞️ Mount Etna has four main craters, each with its own unique features.
📅 The biggest recorded eruption was in 1669, which destroyed parts of Catania.
🌅 Visitors can take a cable car ride to get a closer look at the craters.
⚠️ Safety is essential, and locals are trained on emergency plans during eruptions.
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