Taal Volcano Crater after 6 months since its erruption.. (a beautiful disaster) video credits: Princess Buena | Taal Volcano and Taal Lake Tourguide Boat ride

WATCH: PHIVOLCS shares current footage of Taal Volcano’s Main Crater emitting visible degassing plumes. The activity began on August 29, preceded by weak but persistent tremor since August 27, and followed by a sudden ten-fold increase in sulfur dioxide emissions to 4,514 tonnes/day on August 30. The agency warns the public to avoid Taal Volcano Island, which remains under Alert Level 1. | via Phivolcs | INQUIRER.net

Taal Volcano's moment of eruption was captured on video by a Phivolcs camera located within the main crater. The video recorded at 5-minute intervals from 1pm to 3pm on January 12, 2020. 🎥 Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Live updates: philstar.com/headlines/2020/01/12/1984318/live-updates-taal-volcano-eruption | Philstar.com

WATCH: A time-lapse video captured the voluminous steaming at the main crater of Taal Volcano between 9:55 PM and 10:45 PM on October 10, 2025. According to the Taal Volcano Observatory (TVO), the activity produced a white plume that reached up to 2,100 meters above the crater, as seen through its thermal camera. PHIVOLCS noted that voluminous steam emission has been a normal occurrence at Taal since its January 12, 2020 eruption. Alert Level 1 prevails over Taal Volcano. Courtesy: PHIVOLCS/X |

‘A YEAR AGO’ WATCH: A time-lapse video of the Taal volcano eruption captured on January 12, 2020. The ash emission from Taal blanketed much of Southern Tagalog and reached Metro Manila. (Video by Russell Palma/The Philippine STAR) | Philippine Star

WATCH: This documentary featuring the violent eruption of Taal Volcano in 1965 has been making rounds online. The host of the documentary described the eruption as a “funeral pyre” for the farming and fishing families on Taal Island. Learn more from this article from Esquire https://bit.ly/2TrKIrd #NowYouKnow #NYK | Now You Know