The monster Typhon was said to be trapped under it, in Greek myth Crossword Clue

 The monster Typhon was said to be trapped under Mount Etna in Greek mythology. Typhon was a giant storm-god who challenged Zeus for control of the cosmos. He was defeated by Zeus and imprisoned under Mount Etna, where his struggles are said to cause the volcano's eruptions.

Mount Etna is an active volcano located on the island of Sicily in Italy. It is the tallest and most active volcano in Europe, and it has been erupting for centuries. The volcano is believed to have been formed by the subduction of the African Plate under the Eurasian Plate.

The myth of Typhon is thought to be a way of explaining the destructive power of Mount Etna. The volcano's eruptions were seen as a sign of Typhon's anger, and the lava and ash that it spewed were seen as his breath.

The myth of Typhon is still relevant today. Mount Etna is a popular tourist destination, and its eruptions are a reminder of the power of nature. The myth also teaches us that even the most powerful forces can be defeated.