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Topic: hot spring
The Story Behind Japan’s Bathing Monkeys – ScienceTake
A troop of 'snow monkeys' or Japanese Macaques at the Jigokudani Yaen-koen snow monkey park has been relaxing in the country's hot springs since the mid-1960s, a daily respite from the winter snow and an increasingly ...
Volcano Bread
A loaf cake will bake at a temperature of 177C (350F) for around 45-60 minutes... you can microwave one in a mug at full power for just 2 minutes... and if you have a 100C (212F) hot spring, like they do in Laugarvatn...
Zen Snow Monkeys (Japanese macaques) in Japan’s hot springs
In 1963, Japanese macaques began making their way out of Jigokudani's mountain forests to warm themselves in the natural hot springs, all thanks to one young monkey that retrieved soybeans from the water and decided t...
Capybaras enjoy hot springs at Saitama Children’s Zoo
A large group of capybaras enjoy a "pomelo bath" in the hot springs during a cold spell at Saitama Children's Zoo in Higashi Matsuyama, Saitama, Japan. Semi-aquatic relatives of the guinea pig, capybaras have slightly...
The Grand Prismatic Spring: One of Nature’s Most Amazing Sights
Yellowstone National Park's Grand Prismatic Spring may be the nation's largest hot spring, but it's primarily known for its vibrant rainbow of colors. Created by the unique bacteria and algae that live within each hue...
Dancing Mud: the bubbling mud pots in Rotorua, New Zealand
These are the boiling mud pots of Rotorua, a city in New Zealand known for its Māori culture and geothermal activity. It is the only city in the world that is located on an active geothermal field. Geothermal act...
Jigokudani Yaen-koen: Snow Monkeys (Japanese macaques)
Google “Jigokudani Yaen-koen" and you will happen upon many relaxing (and adorable) Snow Monkeys, or Japanese macaques, who live in the famous monkey park in the Nagano Prefecture of Japan. The heavy snowfall...