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Explosions in the sky: Mount Etna erupts again!
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Italy’s Mount Etna, the largest volcano in Europe, erupted on February 27 for the second time this year. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and most active volcano, spews lava as it erupts on the southern island of Sicily, Italy. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Giant fountains of lava can be seen shooting out of the volcano from as far away as the city of Catania, which is about 22 miles away from Etna’s base. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Volcano guide stands in front of lava pouring from Italy's Mount Etna. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Tourists taking pictures of the pouring lava coming out of Mount Etna. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Mount Etna erupted in a fiery display . (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Pouring lava is seen flowing on the snow covered Mount Etna . (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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In 2013, Mount Etna was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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Though the volcano can rumble to life several times a year, Mount Etna’s last major eruption was in 1992. (Antonio Parrinello / REUTERS)
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