Environment
Thermal Areas on Earth: Always Popping Up All Over
Japan, the North Island of New Zealand, and Kamchatka, Russia are some of the places on earth where geysers spew and hot, algae-hued water spills onto the ground. Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs is forming some new, small terraces.
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