Yellowstone National Park - Experience Yellowstone

The video explores Yellowstone National Park, highlighting its history, unique hydrothermal features, and the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. It discusses the park's diverse wildlife, their seasonal behaviors, and the importance of conservation and research efforts. Visitors are encouraged to experience the park's wonders while respecting its natural environment.

What year did Yellowstone become the world's first National Park?

• 1907

• 1890

• 1872

• 1871

Which two individuals were part of the 1871 expedition to document Yellowstone?

• Richard Kipling and Thomas Moran

• Thomas Moran and William Henry Jackson

• John Muir and Ansel Adams

• William Henry Jackson and Richard Kipling

What is the primary cause of Yellowstone's hydrothermal activity?

• A nearby ocean

• A geologic hot spot

• Frequent earthquakes

• High altitude

Which feature is NOT a type of hydrothermal feature found in Yellowstone?

• Mudpots

• Volcanoes

• Hot Springs

• Geysers

What is the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem known for?

• Having no native wildlife

• Being one of the largest intact temperate ecosystems

• Having a large number of invasive species

• Being the smallest ecosystem in the world

Which animals are considered ungulates in Yellowstone?

• Wolves and bears

• Eagles and otters

• Elk, bison, and pronghorn

• Swans and ducks

What should visitors do to ensure their safety around bears in Yellowstone?

• Travel alone to avoid attracting attention

• Make noise and carry bear spray

• Feed the bears to keep them calm

• Approach bears quietly for a closer look

During which season do trumpeter swans migrate to Yellowstone?

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter

• Fall

What role does fire play in the Yellowstone ecosystem?

• It is not present in Yellowstone

• It only occurs due to human activity

• It plays a natural role in maintaining the ecosystem

• It is harmful and should be prevented at all costs

What is one of the main goals for visitors to Yellowstone?

• To collect samples of wildlife

• To explore and learn from the park

• To hunt native species

• To build new structures