El Teide: Tenerife’s Majestic Volcano Awaits Its Time to Awaken

Stratovolcanoes are mountains of volcanic origin, recognised for their conical appearance and composition of layers formed from solidified lava, ash, and various volcanic materials. These giants can lie dormant for many years or erupt with explosive force. Two notable examples of this type are Teide, located in Spain, and Talica, found in Nicaragua, both of which hold significant geological, cultural, and scientific importance.