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spacedaily.com > m-a-yellowstone-bison-can-hit-35-miles-an-hour-faster-than-usain-bolt-at-his-world-record-best-and-about-twice-as-quick-as-you-can-run-which-is-precisely-why-the-parks-one-ton-fluffy-cow

A Yellowstone bison can hit 35 miles an hour — faster than Usain Bolt at his world-record best, and about twice as quick as you can run. Which is precisely why the park's one-ton "fluffy cows" injure more visitors every year than any other animal there

1+ mon, 1+ week ago (19+ words) Yellowstone's most dangerous animal looks like it couldn't hurt a fly—which is exactly why visitors keep underestimating it....

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spacedaily.com > m-around-640000-years-ago-the-ground-beneath-yellowstone-blasted-out-more-than-1000-cubic-kilometers-of-rock-then-collapsed-in-on-itself-carving-the-45-by-85-km-caldera

Around 640,000 years ago, the ground beneath Yellowstone blasted out more than 1,000 cubic kilometers of rock, then collapsed in on itself — carving the 45-by-85-km caldera that visitors still walk across today

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spacedaily.com > k-in-january-1995-fourteen-wolves-were-brought-from-canada-in-wooden-crates-and-released-into-yellowstone-national-park-to-replace-the-population-killed-off-by-1926-and-the-question-of-whether-they-ha

In January 1995, fourteen wolves were brought from Canada in wooden crates and released into Yellowstone National Park to replace the population killed off by 1926, and the question of whether they have changed the course of the park's rivers, as popular science videos viewed by tens of millions claim, has now become one of the most contested debates in ecology.

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