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

Dozens of lava fans flocked to Mount Etna in Sicily on Sunday to view the flows from the iconic volcano. Footage shows people walking along the fiery fissure filled with red-hot lava, capturing the breathtaking scenes as dusk saw the landscape bathed in a pink hue. "Daily, we manage to accompany small, restricted groups to enjoy this spectacle that, for now, offers beautiful emotions here on the southern slope of Etna," shared Marco Puleo, a tour guide from Gruppo Guide Alpine Etna Sud. Stefano