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One of the most remarkable locations on earth is Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. Along with a massive volcano, it also boasts a variety of hot springs and geothermal features, including an active geyser field. Visitors may watch geysers exploding, steam pouring from the ground, and bubbling mud pots. In addition, it's a terrific place to see animals including bison, elks, antelopes, wolves, and bears. Due to its geographic position, Yellowstone is relatively far away, and its geothermal properties can be dangerous. Yellowstone National Park is 3500 square miles in size and stands above a volcanic hot zone. The park is mostly in Wyoming, although some areas stretch into Montana and Idaho. Yellowstone National Park is famous for its canyons, alpine rivers, and lush forests. Yellowstone National Park sits on a super volcano. Super volcanoes produce more than a thousand cubic kilometers of gas, ash, magma, and rock. Super volcanoes that have erupted within the last 100 000 years include Lake To
