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This photo shows the three craters in Mt. Etna

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Mt. Etna Erupting

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MT Etna Eruption 2015 Lightning Sicily, Italy Part 1

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MT Etna Eruption 2015 Lightning Sicily, Italy Part 1 In this video compilation of Mount Etna Eruptions you will see what this Volcano is capable of. The First Part of the video is from another volcano, but it shows similarly how lightning forms in the volcano eruption ash.

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Mt. Etna

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There are three craters in Mt. Etna, which makes eruption much more dangerous.

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Mount Etna "teamed up" with a earthquake almost right after the eruption in 475 B.C., and killed about 15,000 people.

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This volcano is a stratovolcano.

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It holds the record for the longest time being active, starting from 1500 B.C. up to December 3, 2015, and possibly more.

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Mt. Etna is the largest active volcano in Europe with a height of 10,900 feet, and a circumference of 93 miles.

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My volcano is located near the east coast in Sicily, Italy.

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Mt. Etna is the oldest active volcano, which erupted in 475 B.C.