At Sicily's Mount Etna, a local documented the reaction when a chunk of snow was thrown onto the lava.
Video Credit: Etna Walk via Storyful
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Mount Etna is Europe's highest active stratovolcano, a small chunk of snow stands no chance! Image credit: Wead/Shutterstock.com
At Sicily's Mount Etna, a local documented the reaction when a chunk of snow was thrown onto the lava.
Video Credit: Etna Walk via Storyful