Fly geyser

Fly Geyser is located in Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA. And a geyser was formed due to human actions. In 1916, soil drilling was carried out in this area in search of water and a geothermal well was discovered. For many years nothing happened until in 1964 the water found its way up and since then hot water is beating out of the cracks up to the surface. During this time, due to the minerals contained in the water, this unusual formation of three cones of rich flowers developed on the surface. Boiling water continues to flow out of the geyser without interruption, and thus the geyser continues to grow further. There are two other geysers in this area, but they are not nearly as photogenic compared to the Fly Geyser.