101 Wild & Weird Yellowstone Facts for Kids: Geysers, Animals, History & Supervolcano Secrets - All True! (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798275996395)

Warning: This book contains extreme weirdness. Read at your own risk.
Discover 101 "wait... is that real?!" moments - made for every Yellowstone-obsessed kid (and adult).

Yellowstone National Park is famous for its geysers, hot springs, and wildlife... but that's just the surface.

This book dives into the strange, surprising, and totally unforgettable facts most visitors never hear - the weird science, quirky animals, and "you've gotta be kidding me" moments hiding in every corner of the park.

Inside, you'll meet geysers that erupt sideways, animals with superpowers, pools that get their colors from living organisms (yes, really), and creatures quietly doing things your science teacher absolutely never mentioned. Each fact is short, kid-friendly, and designed to spark curiosity - whether your reader is 6, 12, or a fully grown adult who still loves a good "did you know?"

Inside, you'll find:

• 101 wild, weird, and wonderful facts about Yellowstone's geysers, wildlife, history & the supervolcano
• Fast, fun, easy-to-read explanations that make the strange science make sense
• Surprising stories from Yellowstone's past
• Kid-friendly "Did You Know?" moments for every major area of the park
• A mix of jaw-droppers and trivia gold perfect for road trips and bedtime reading

Each chapter focuses on a different part of the park - from animals to geysers to the incredible supervolcano beneath your feet - and you can read the facts in any order. Backward, forward, or randomly flipping pages... it all works.

Perfect For:

• Kids who love nature, science, animals, or fun trivia
• Families prepping for a Yellowstone trip
• Curious travelers who want to actually understand what they're seeing
• Classrooms & homeschool units
• Grandparents wanting to look extremely cool
• Anyone who enjoys strange-but-true stories

Yellowstone is full of surprises - bubbling beneath the surface, roaming across the valleys, and bursting into the sky when you least expect it.

This book is your invitation to discover the weirder side of America's first national park.