article_snippet.sent: Many of the simple flow of water over stone are incredible natural deceptions, such as Yellowstone National Park's Grand Prismatic Spring, which looks for all money in some photographs like a volcano but is in fact the first largest hot spring in the world.
article_snippet.sent: Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming looks like a bubbling volcano ready to blow but is in fact the third largest hot spring in The world, behind only after Frying Pan Lake in New Zealand and Boiling Lake in Dominica.
article_snippet.sent: Found in the Midway Geyser Basin at Yellowstone, it is also the biggest hot spring in the United States, but it's not size that makes it so remarkable.
article_snippet.sent: it looks like a bubbling volcano ready to blow but Grand Prismatic Spring is in fact the third largest hot spring in the world .
article_snippet.sent: The unique park has a 40-mile-long slush of molten rock and crystal under the nation's first national park.
article_snippet.sent: Instead of a cone with a hole, the caldera is an interconnected maze of gas and water covering almost 60 miles of Wyoming's northwest corner, along with parts of Montana and Idaho.
article_snippet.sent: More than 10,000 mud pots, boiling rivers and geysers act as nature's pressure-release valves, keeping the heated monster from exploding.
highlights_snippet.sent: Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park looks like a volcano about to explode .
  