Stretching from Sicily to Pozzuoli, the Tyrrhenian volcanic arc is one of the world’s most dangerous geological zones. At its heart lies a "restless volcano" looming over the densely populated city of Naples. Despite its last eruption in 1538, escalating seismic activity since the 1970s has experts on high alert. Explore the science and the stakes of living on the edge of a sleeping giant. Film by Paul Russel, Andrea Vogt Produced by Millstream Films, Autentic Watch more related documentaries in our playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0ynAwoyg_cD64_CU4b2syc6s4FM1vMQP Series: In the Shadow of Volcanoes Episode: Campi Flegrei: The Heat Beneath

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