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Is there some fossils of animals that lived during the park’s explosion ?

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maite

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i think people should go here because the clors are nice and apealing

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this pool is 27.5 feet deep. and looks cool
benton

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Aleena

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There are many types of animals in Lamar valley. Most commonly found are bison.

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this is a body of water at Yellowstone go for a swim wink wink 

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looks so cool, and would wanna go for a swim🏊‍♂️

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the steamboat geyser is the worlds tallest active geyser. it can shoot water over three hundred feet in the air. the eruptions can last from 3 to over 40 minutes.
Benton

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Geological process of Yellowstone's creation. 

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Geological process of Yellowstone's creation. 

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The landscape of the Great Yellowstone was the result of various geological phenomenas occuring. The Earth's crust has been compressed, pulled apart, coated with glaciers, erosion has occured, and has had plentiful volcanic activity. -El

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I (mason) say to go to the mud volcano trail. It is full of sulfuric acid so stay on the tourist trails. It is near many areas of active rock deformations from the volcano below

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This is a picture of a bison in yellowstone

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Pressure and heat builds up from under hot springs and launches scalding water flying into the air.

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My dog is in yellowstone| cat* aleena said

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I found, that the Mammoth Hot Springs was most geologically intriguing. It is described as, "a terrace-like cascade of steaming travertine pools. -El

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I recommend that you look out for red foxes.      They have been documented in the park since the 1800s. Their looks fluctuate depending on the elevation they live at and other factors with some having "cross" phases on their shoulders.
-Mason

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Yellowstone was the 1st national park

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the yellowstone canyon was made in a huge volcanic eruption that occurred in Yellowstone, emptying a large underground chamber of magma

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the yellowstone canyon was made in a huge volcanic eruption that occurred in Yellowstone, emptying a large underground chamber of magma

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Yellowstone public pool, so warm and nice to cool down in

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Look at the colors change- maite

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yellow stone park has been there for 150 years

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pic goes hard, feel free to screenshot

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this is a photo of one of the many hot springs in yellow stone park don´t swim in it unless you wanna be like Colin

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In the late 1700s, fur traders traveled the great tributary of the Missouri River, the Yellowstone, in search of Native Americans with whom to trade. They called the river by its French name, “Roche Jaune.” As far as we know, pre-1800 travelers did not observe the hydrothermal activity in this area but they probably learned of these features from Native American acquaintances.

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The Mammoth hot springs have bacteria called Cyanobacteria, Cyano- meaning blue. They use light to energy (photosynthesis) to survive