It most certainly is.
And Yellowstone, which happens to sit atop a MEGA volcano, is absolutely lousy with them.
...which all have combined to impress the H... out of sentient beings for centuries...
..or occasionally parboil/vaporize the Darwin Award types.
(I seem to recall that The Park bags one or two a year with the springs and the bears get a couple more fools...)
“..is a thermal feature a steaming hole in the ground?
It most certainly is.
And Yellowstone, which happens to sit atop a MEGA volcano, is absolutely lousy with them.”
This woman got LUCKY! Multiple folks perish each year by wandering off the boardwalks.
As for the caldera, I live 90 miles north of the park and have a pock-marked piece of lava that was unearthed during a commercial dig at 30’ underground. It’s about 15 pounds and would take a great amount of force to make it travel 90 miles.
Have a great weekend.
Probably not in our lifetime however.