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 historical significance do Native Americans attribute to the hot springs?

What was the teacher's conclusion about the ability of the hot spring water to boil an egg?

What safety warnings does the teacher provide regarding the hot springs?

How does the teacher describe the sensation of placing hands in the hot spring water?