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FOXNEWS Yellowstone One-Fifty June 4, 2024 06:48:00

[somber music] mammoth hot springs, formed over thousands of years as spring water traveled underground through a fault line and then cooled as it seeped out of the limestone, depositing calcium carbonate. [dramatic music] algae in the warm pools turn the stone shelves in the travertine terrace red, green, brown, and orange. [dramatic music] [water crashing] [dramatic music continues] [gentle music] [water burbling] [gentle music continues]
Spring Water Hot Springs Fault Line Vibrant Music Travertine Terrace Red Calcium Carbonate

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BBCNEWS The Travel Show June 4, 2024 02:51:00

A lot of this is quite weathered now, but you can see theres clear stairs and paths into different rooms. its thousands of years old. what im fascinated by is the stone is solid, but look, its soft at the same time. listen to that. this is limestone, so its texture is like a soft cheese underground and hardens magnificently outside in the open air and the sun, it is what a lot of houses in the district are made of and something midyat is famous for as well as the caves themselves. and these cool...
Hardens Magnificently Outside The Sun

BBCNEWS The Travel Show June 4, 2024 03:48:00

To one of these caves, the more they dug, the more they found. these underground spaces under each house were known to people and used for storage because its quite cold, but what they didnt know was that they were all connected. and, my, what an incredible sight. i happily got lost in this network of caves, thought to be at least 1,900 years old, and estimated to have once been inhabited by up to 70,000 people. a lot of this is quite weathered now, but you can see theres clear stairs and paths ...
Didn T Know Up To

BBCNEWS The Travel Show June 4, 2024 01:48:00

The more they found. these are underground spaces under each house and were known to people and used for storage because its quite cold, but what they didnt know was that they were all connected. and, my, what an incredible sight. i happily got lost in this network of caves, thought to be at least 1,900 years old, and estimated to have once been inhabited by over 70,000 people. a lot of this is quite weathered now, but you can see theres clear stairs and paths into different rooms. its thousands...
Didn T Know The Sun Hardens Magnificently Outside

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