Volcanic eruptions are among the most impressive and frightening events in nature. These events occur when magma and gases from beneath the earth's surface rise to the surface.

Recently, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake in Ankara could be considered a result of volcanic activity. The epicenter of the earthquake was recorded as Kalecik, with a depth of 11.08 kilometers.

AFAD reported that there were no negative situations following the earthquake. Such events prompt people to rethink their relationship with nature.

Volcanic eruptions can have significant impacts on the surrounding ecosystem. Lava flows, gas emissions, and volcanic ash can threaten both human life and natural habitats.

Therefore, being informed about volcanic eruptions and movements is crucial for understanding the effects of these natural events. Scientists are continuously conducting research to better predict these occurrences.