Geysers of the Southwest Park

The video discusses geysers, focusing on their eruption patterns and significance as tourist attractions. Old Faithful, a well-known geyser, erupts every 60 to 90 minutes, releasing large volumes of water. The park's southwest area hosts numerous geysers, contributing to a quarter of the world's total. Despite the sulfuric smell, tourists are drawn to the natural spectacle, particularly at Anemy Geyser, where they witness a brief but impressive water show.

Which geyser is known for its regular eruptions every 60 to 90 minutes?

• Steamboat Geyser

• Castle Geyser

• Anemone Geyser

• Old Faithful

What is unique about the southwest part of the park?

• It has no geysers.

• It is the oldest part of the park.

• It contains one quarter of all the world's geysers.

• It has the tallest geyser in the world.

What smell is associated with the geyser area in the southwest part of the park?

• Ocean breeze

• Burning wood

• Fresh flowers

• Sulfur, like rotting eggs

What do tourists do at the Anemone Geyser?

• They climb the geyser.

• They collect water samples.

• They wait patiently for the natural show.

• They swim in the geyser pool.

How long does the Anemone Geyser's show last?

• One minute

• Five minutes

• Thirty minutes

• Ten minutes