Yellowstone: The World's First National Park

2025-02-17

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  • Yellowstone National Park in the western United States was the world's first national park.
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  • Established in 1872, it is famous for its geothermal activity and wild animals.
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  • It includes beautiful mountains, deep canyons, lakes and rivers.
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  • Yellowstone is still one of the largest national parks in the U.S.
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  • It takes up almost 9,000 square kilometers.
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  • Most of the park lies within the western state of Wyoming.
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  • The park is unusual because of what lies underneath it.
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  • It sits on top of an ancient super volcano, known as the Yellowstone Caldera.
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  • The caldera remains an active volcano.
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  • A lake of hot liquid rock is about six kilometers under the park.
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  • Experts say this lake is under huge amounts of pressure.
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  • The pressure and heat cause geysers to shoot hot water out of the ground and mud to boil at Yellowstone.
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  • The park is home to more than 300 geysers.
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  • There are more geysers and hot springs in Yellowstone than any other place on Earth.
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  • "Old Faithful" is the name of the park's most famous geyser because it erupts about every 90 minutes.
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  • Yellowstone is on a high plateau with an average height of 2,400 meters above sea level.
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  • This makes the weather very cold in winter, with January temperatures averaging between -18 degrees and -7 degrees Celsius.
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  • However, some areas of the park remain open to visitors throughout the year.
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  • Yellowstone Canyon is about 365 meters deep.
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  • The Yellowstone River runs through it and drops 93 meters in the Lower Falls.
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  • Visitors can walk on a path that brings them very close to the top of the falls.
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  • There, they can see and hear the powerful falls.
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  • In summer of 1988, forest fires burned large areas of the park.
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  • Most of those areas are now covered with plants and young trees.
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  • Yellowstone is home to the largest group of wild animals in the lower 48 United States.
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  • These include bison, grizzly bear, elk, deer, moose, fox, beaver, coyote and wolves.
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  • In 2024, park officials estimated the bison population to be about 4,500 animals.
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  • That makes it the largest group of wild bison in the world.
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  • There is still a wild west in America...and its name is Yellowstone.
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  • I'm Andrew Smith.