Thermal Spring Erupts at Yellowstone, Not Linked to Supervolcano

Jack Phillips
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A Yellowstone National Park thermal spring near the famed Old Faithful geyser erupted for the fourth time in 60 years.

Ear Spring, which is shaped like a human ear, began shooing steam 20 to 30 feet up in the air, U.S. officials said. A height of that size has not been recorded since 1957.

Jack Phillips
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