Giant's Kettle is a natural wonder that can be found in many areas around the world. It is typically a large cylindrical pothole drilled in solid rock, usually located under a glacier. The formation of Giant's Kettle is fascinating to witness as they have been found to form when a bedrock surface is covered by a glacier and water runs down deep moulins or streams on the ice. These kettles are made up of gravel, sand and boulders and can go up to 200 feet deep and 66 feet wide. One such example can be seen at Archbald Pothole State Park in Pennsylvania, USA. Exploring these majestic Giant's Kettles is a great way to appreciate nature and the wonders it has brought to us over hundreds of years.