A supervolcano dormant since 1538 is showing signs of renewed activity, sparking both scientific interest and public concern. Supervolcanoes, much larger and more powerful than typical volcanoes, are capable of producing eruptions that can have global consequences. While the recent activity doesn't necessarily indicate an imminent eruption, it underscores the importance of continuous monitoring and research. Scientists are closely analyzing seismic data, ground deformation, and gas emissions to understand the underlying processes and assess the potential risks.