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Our Great National Parks

As the dry season continues, many of the natural water sourcesaround the park slowly...

As the dry season continues, many of the natural water sources
around the park slowly disappear

Full Transcript

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As the dry season continues,
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many of the natural water sources around the park slowly disappear.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
22
Timestamp in Movie
00:17:08
Uploaded
May 04, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary
Production
Edison Studios

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Movie Summary

A five-part documentary series about the world's most breathtaking national parks and the wildlife that live there.
S01 • E01 Which makes islands especially important to protect. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
Which makes islands especially important to protect.
S01 • E04 Once hunted for their pelts, their numbers fell as low as 50. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
Once hunted for their pelts, their numbers fell as low as 50...
S01 • E02 With the creation of these national parks, - Our Great National Parks 00:12
With the creation of these national parks,
S01 • E04 Now protected, the sanctuary supports over 2,000 of these critters. - Our Great National Parks 00:06
Now protected, the sanctuary supports over 2,000 of these cr...
S01 • E01 Home to Yakushima National Park and an ancient forest. - Our Great National Parks 00:06
Home to Yakushima National Park and an ancient forest.
S01 • E03 But there is a special place to the north which is a permanent oasis. - Our Great National Parks 00:06
But there is a special place to the north which is a permane...
S01 • E03 The cloud forests high in the Chyulu Hills - Our Great National Parks 00:06
The cloud forests high in the Chyulu Hills
S01 • E04 The old whaling port of Moss Landing at the center of Monterey Bay - Our Great National Parks 00:08
The old whaling port of Moss Landing at the center of Monter...
S01 • E01 Fig and banyan trees - Our Great National Parks 00:06
Fig and banyan trees
S01 • E03 Formed from porous, volcanic rock, they absorb rainfall, - Our Great National Parks 00:07
Formed from porous, volcanic rock, they absorb rainfall,
S01 • E02 After almost a year of pregnancy, - Our Great National Parks 00:05
After almost a year of pregnancy,
S01 • E01 Giant Japanese cedars, - Our Great National Parks 00:08
Giant Japanese cedars,
S01 • E04 A baby sea otter pup, - Our Great National Parks 00:06
A baby sea otter pup,
S01 • E03 It takes over 20 years for the water to seep through to the plains below... - Our Great National Parks 00:05
It takes over 20 years for the water to seep through to the ...
S01 • E04 He's utterly helpless, - Our Great National Parks 00:06
He's utterly helpless,
S01 • E01 Many that live on islands are smaller than their mainland cousins. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
Many that live on islands are smaller than their mainland co...
S01 • E01 This sika deer is just three feet tall. - Our Great National Parks 00:04
This sika deer is just three feet tall.
S01 • E05 Finally, all that remains is to disarm his prey. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
Finally, all that remains is to disarm his prey.
S01 • E03 A name that means "alive" in Swahili. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
A name that means "alive" in Swahili.
S01 • E01 His diet of dead leaves is filling, - Our Great National Parks 00:06
His diet of dead leaves is filling,