Yellowstone National Park Is Home To A Supervolcano
A simple volcano alone might be scary, but a supervolcano? Now, that is truly scary and amazing. Being the first natural park in the USA, Yellowstone is special. A big part of the park rests on top of a supervolcano.
While the last time the Yellowstone supervolcano erupted was 640,000+ years ago, one might just wonder what kind of power and destruction lies beneath this park.
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Dee 1 year ago
#24 and the name/location of this place is where exactly?!?!
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Glory 1 year ago
Lake Taal on the island of Luzon, in the northern end of the Philippines archipelago.
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Kenzy 1 year ago
#3 You know why people built pyramids all over the world?
It's the best way to pile up a bunch of blocks and not have them tip over.
That's it. That's the only reason.
It's the best way to pile up a bunch of blocks and not have them tip over.
That's it. That's the only reason.
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Lil 1 year ago
#8 *Kentucky bourbon
#10 some still argue that it's Angel Falls, which is more impressive imo
#14 it should be noted that the "islands" are manmade
#24 called a "recursive" island or lake, there are several. Taal is one, and the biggest is in Canada on Victoria Island but it has no name
#10 some still argue that it's Angel Falls, which is more impressive imo
#14 it should be noted that the "islands" are manmade
#24 called a "recursive" island or lake, there are several. Taal is one, and the biggest is in Canada on Victoria Island but it has no name
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Rian 1 year ago
#5 Well, Great Diomede is Russian and Little Diomede is American so arguably there is probably 100 years time lapse between them.
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Rena 1 year ago
#14. Will they tip over?
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Rena 1 year ago
#16. If it erupts, it’s taking most of us with it.
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Dre 1 year ago
#1 the word is extirpated, when a species no longer occurs in a location where it once did
#4 mosquitoes lay their eggs in water, not the ground. They hatch and the larvae live in water, until they moult into their adult form
#8 Kentucky is not on the east coast, this post is brutal
#16 Yellowstone was the first American National Park, not natural park
#4 mosquitoes lay their eggs in water, not the ground. They hatch and the larvae live in water, until they moult into their adult form
#8 Kentucky is not on the east coast, this post is brutal
#16 Yellowstone was the first American National Park, not natural park
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Ronnie 1 year ago
#26 - Why would lions care about man's political boundaries? As far as they're concerned, its all just 'home' or 'restaurant.'
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Frank 1 year ago
#2 Most of those lakes are full of mosquitoes.
It's the best way to pile up a bunch of blocks and not have them tip over.
That's it. That's the only reason.
#10 some still argue that it's Angel Falls, which is more impressive imo
#14 it should be noted that the "islands" are manmade
#24 called a "recursive" island or lake, there are several. Taal is one, and the biggest is in Canada on Victoria Island but it has no name
#4 mosquitoes lay their eggs in water, not the ground. They hatch and the larvae live in water, until they moult into their adult form
#8 Kentucky is not on the east coast, this post is brutal
#16 Yellowstone was the first American National Park, not natural park