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What national park sits on top of a supervolcano?
Answer: Yellowstone
Why: Heat from the magma below feeds more than 500 geysers in the park, more than anywhere else on Earth.
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Why does the 'blue lava' at Indonesia's Kawah Ijen glow?
Answer: Burning sulfur
Why: Sulfur gases burst from cracks at up to 600 °C and ignite in the air, and some condense into burning streams of liquid sulfur.
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What carved the flat tops of submerged guyot volcanoes?
Answer: Wave erosion
Why: Guyots were once volcanic islands that ocean waves planed flat at the surface before crustal sinking submerged them.
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Where does a capital city's castle stand on an extinct volcano?
Answer: Edinburgh
Why: Castle Rock is the hardened plug of a volcano that was active about 350 million years ago.
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Which volcano is called the 'Lighthouse of the Mediterranean'?
Answer: Stromboli
Why: It has erupted almost nonstop for over 2,000 years, with small blasts roughly every 20 minutes.
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Which collapsed volcano created Oregon's Crater Lake?
Answer: Mount Mazama
Why: Before collapsing into its drained magma chamber, Mount Mazama stood roughly 3,700 meters tall.