Hands vs. Hot Springs!

Coyote Peterson explores Thermopolis, Wyoming, known for its hot springs and unique attractions. He attempts to boil eggs in the hot springs, explaining the geothermal science behind them. Despite the water's high temperature, the eggs do not fully cook, highlighting the springs' limitations. Peterson emphasizes safety around hot springs and concludes with a reminder of the area's historical significance and natural beauty.

What is Thermopolis, WY, famous for?

• The largest desert in North America

• The longest river in the world

• The tallest mountain in the US

• The world's largest mineral hot spring

How are hot springs formed according to the video?

• By surface water seeping through porous rock and being heated by geothermal gradient

• By the melting of glaciers

• By volcanic eruptions

• By underground lava flows

What is the main goal of the egg boiling experiment?

• To find out if eggs float in hot springs

• To measure the temperature of the hot spring

• To see if a hot spring can boil an egg

• To cook an egg in 5 minutes

What was the result of the egg after 5 minutes in the hot spring?

• It was fully cooked

• It was slightly cooked

• It was not cooked at all

• It exploded

What did Native Americans believe about the hot springs?

• They were a source of gold

• They had healing powers

• They were haunted

• They were cursed

What was the final result of the egg after 30 minutes in the hot spring?

• It was hard-boiled

• It turned into a rock

• It was still not fully cooked

• It was overcooked

What is the main safety concern mentioned in the video regarding hot springs?

• They can attract wild animals

• They can cause dehydration

• They can freeze you

• They can cause serious burns

What did Coyote Peterson attempt to do with his hands in the hot spring?

• Wash them

• Catch a fish

• Keep them submerged for 60 seconds

• Collect water samples

What is the temperature of the hot spring water mentioned in the video?

• 98 degrees Fahrenheit

• 104 degrees Fahrenheit

• 127 degrees Fahrenheit

• 212 degrees Fahrenheit

What is the main takeaway from the experiment according to Coyote Peterson?

• Hot springs can boil eggs

• Hot springs are cooler than expected

• Hot springs are safe to swim in

• Hot springs are not hot enough to boil eggs