Muddy Eruption Captivates Yellowstone Visitors

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USGS experts saw a muddy eruption at Black Diamond Pool. This happened on Saturday morning in Yellowstone National Park.

The pool had a big explosion in July 2024 before this event. This explosion damaged a path and closed the area for safety.

Muddy eruptions can reach up to 40 feet into the air. Experts say these eruptions have no clear pattern or warning.

New cameras and sensors now watch the pool activity closely. These tools help researchers understand the eruptions much better.

Yellowstone Park has many hot springs, geysers, and mud pots. There are over 10,000 such amazing features in the park.

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What happened at Black Diamond Pool?

USGS experts saw a muddy eruption.

When did the muddy eruption occur?

It happened on Saturday morning.

What do experts use to watch the pool activity?

They use new cameras and sensors.

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