Mineral deposits form colorful terraces in natural landscape.

A close-up view of Mammoth Hot Springs’ travertine terraces in Yellowstone National Park, highlighting their cascading, layered formations. The terraces display a rich palette of golden yellow, deep orange, rust red, and creamy white, formed by mineral-laden hot water flowing and depositing calcium carbonate over time. The intricate textures reveal the dynamic geothermal forces shaping the landscape.