Yellowstone Official Gives Serious Warning After Hundreds Of Earthquakes Hit the National Park

Breathtaking Yellowstone is a national park in the northwestern US, mainly lying in Wyoming, with Idaho and Montana also included. This place is located in the area that is known for its great geothermal conditions such as geysers geothermal springs with mud pits and fumaroles. Having said that, the most famous geyser in the world exists no farther than in Yellowstone.

In addition to geothermal sources, Yellowstone strongholds rich and varied fauna, with the presence of grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elks, which makes it the perfect place for wildlife lovers, and photographers. The landscapes of the park range from dense forests to vast meadows, as well as from spectacular canyons to uniquely fragile places with diverse wildlife, offering endless possibilities to enjoy the outdoors such as hiking, camping, and watching the wild.

Yellowstone was born as the first American national park in 1872 and is considered to this day one of the best examples of the worldwide preservation and conservation movement. It covers around 3,500 square miles (2,843 square miles) as per the measurements compiled by the Ministry of Agriculture, and its visitor number surpasses that of 2018, attracting millions of visitors from across the globe annually.