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Yellowstone National Park is, among other things, a giant laboratory. Scientists from all over the world visit the park each year to study its geysers, its wildlife and its fish.
Here's a lookback at our stories from the Yellowstone flood.
The misconduct has prompted some workers to refer to Yellowstone visitors as "tourons," a mashup of "tourist" and "moron."
A year later, the flood scars aren’t visible to the untrained eye. But for some who live and work along the river, the flooding reshaped the way they view their
The misconduct has prompted some workers to refer to Yellowstone visitors as "tourons," a mashup of "tourist" and "moron."