Shell Spring (Shell Geyser) erupts almost continuously. The geysers opening resembles the two halves of a bivalve seashell, hence its name. Biscuit Basin.
Location: Biscuit Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Image ID: 13499
Lat/Long: 44.48490, -110.85706 (Coordinates: 44° 29' 5.64" N, 110° 51' 25.42" W)
Format: Digital 3:2
Location: Biscuit Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Image ID: 13499
Lat/Long: 44.48490, -110.85706 (Coordinates: 44° 29' 5.64" N, 110° 51' 25.42" W)
Format: Digital 3:2
Keywords: biscuit basin, environment, geothermal, geothermal features, landscape, national parks, nature, outdoors, outside, scene, scenery, scenic, shell spring, spring, usa, world heritage sites, wyoming, yellowstone, yellowstone national park, yellowstone park
Categories:
- Location > Protected Threatened and Significant Places > National Parks > Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming) > Geothermal Features > Spring > Shell Spring
- Location > Protected Threatened and Significant Places > World Heritage Sites > Yellowstone National Park (USA)
- Location > USA > Wyoming > Yellowstone National Park
- Natural World > Geothermal Features > Spring
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