Super Volcano Threatens Entire U.S.

The wilderness in Yellowstone National Park is full of buffalo, wolves, deer and all the natural animals you would find in Wyoming. The 3,500 square miles of wilderness has some of the most gorgeous landscapes in the world. But under all that beauty lies a sinister end to the United States.

An active volcano measuring 44 miles across and sits like a ticking time bomb.

Its last eruption was 630,000 years ago but some conspiracists suggest that it is due for its next eruption any day.

Some believe that the US is drawing up contingency plans as they are quite aware of its imminent eruption.

Conspiracists noted that they saw large groups of animals such as buffalo and wolves running from the area. Animals are known to be early detectors of eminent eruptions and are a good warning system. Others believe that the tourists were frightening the animals and caused them to run off.

The USGS ranked Yellowstone’s Super volcano as a “high” threat, fifteen years ago and has yet to do an updated rating since then.

Unfortunately, many of the “high” threat volcanoes are sparsely monitored. Lack of sufficient funding to fully assess the telltale signs of eruption gives the public no clear idea of its next explosion. However, sources believe that the government pulled funding from this specific volcano years ago when it was becoming clear of its eminent threat.

It’s believed that secret government seismologists are testing daily at its site and will be able to warn a specific agency the exact time to flee the continent. A janitor reported seeing “YSVBOP” file in a briefly opened vault at Yellowstone. It was concluded that it stood for Yellowstone Super Volcano Bug Out Plan. More investigation is needed on this site to be fully aware of its happenings.