Yellowstone National Park, America's first national park, was established in 1872, before Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana were states. Explore its countless natural wonders—from geysers and hot springs, to mountain lions and grizzly bears: | National Geographic TV

Fascinating Yellowstone Facts ✨ Today at #YellowstoneSummit we uncovered fascinating stories and surprising details about Yellowstone’s landscapes, wildlife, and history. From wolf howls and backcountry adventures to deep lakes, winterkeepers, and the art of noticing the little things, it was another incredible day of exploration and discovery! Even bison dung is amazing! 💩 In Cedar Mathers-Winn’s session, we learned that some of the most overlooked parts of Yellowstone’s ecosystem—like dung, b

Yellowstone National Park is not just any park. It’s an icon and a magnificent collection of mountains, rivers, canyons, springs and geysers, while also being home to a great variety of birds and animals. Did you know Yellowstone is one the USA’s (and the world’s) first National Parks? Mainly in the state of Wyoming, the park stretches into parts of Montana and Idaho too. Wyoming Office of Tourism 📹 IG: @williamdaytonphotography | Go USA

34K views · 517 reactions | When Yellowstone’s supervolcano erupted 2.1 million years ago, it made a hole the size of Rhode Island. Makes you wonder what will happen the next time it erupts. | National Geographic TV | Facebook