WATCH: Volcanologists record a minor steam eruption at Taal Volcano’s main crater at 2:34 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30.The eruption - resulting from a mixture of magma and water - produced dark gray ash and steam plumes around 1.2 kilometers above the crater before drifting southwest, according to Phivolcs.The volcano remains under alert level 1. 📹 DOST-Phivolcs

WATCH: Rivers of glowing lava pour down the slopes of Mount Etna after Europe's most active volcano roared back to life.New drone footage captures a steady stream of molten rock flowing from a newly opened fracture near the summit, illuminating the mountainside.Volcanologists say the latest activity has remained relatively calm, with lava steadily advancing and no major explosive eruptions reported.