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  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
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  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-681.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-668.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-631.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-592.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-556.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-690.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-682.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-660.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-653.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-642.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-638.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-633.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-612.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-604.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-600.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-587.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-582.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-580.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-560.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-558.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-552.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-679.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-677.jpg