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Preventing erosion and retaining rainwater
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Our Great National Parks

Preventing erosionand retaining rainwater, which then flows steadilyinto the forests far...

preventing erosion
and retaining rainwater, which then flows steadily
into the forests far below

Full Transcript

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preventing erosion and retaining rainwater,
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which then flows steadily into the forests far below.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
21
Timestamp in Movie
00:36:52
Uploaded
May 04, 2025
Season
1
Episode
5
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 • E04 And maintaining a lush, green landscape through the hottest months. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
And maintaining a lush, green landscape through the hottest ...
S01 • E03 Millions of receptors in their trunks help guide them to water many miles away, - Our Great National Parks 00:12
Millions of receptors in their trunks help guide them to wat...
S01 • E01 Corals represent just 1% of the ocean, - Our Great National Parks 00:08
Corals represent just 1% of the ocean,
S01 • E04 But gradually through the summer, - Our Great National Parks 00:08
But gradually through the summer,
S01 • E02 Chile has more than 4,000 miles of winding Pacific coastline. - Our Great National Parks 00:06
Chile has more than 4,000 miles of winding Pacific coastline...
S01 • E05 Only a few animals venture this far up the mountain. - Our Great National Parks 00:04
Only a few animals venture this far up the mountain.
S01 • E02 During the last ice age, - Our Great National Parks 00:06
During the last ice age,
S01 • E04 Some having traveled thousands of miles. - Our Great National Parks 00:04
Some having traveled thousands of miles.
S01 • E03 As these wells become deeper, the groundwater seeps in. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
As these wells become deeper, the groundwater seeps in.
S01 • E05 The muntjac. A type of deer that browses on the moorland plants. - Our Great National Parks 00:06
The muntjac. A type of deer that browses on the moorland pla...
S01 • E01 That even the smallest of places here has a huge role to play. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
That even the smallest of places here has a huge role to pla...
S01 • E03 Their trunk acts as a flexible straw, - Our Great National Parks 00:06
Their trunk acts as a flexible straw,
S01 • E05 Scientists hope research cameras might finally record - Our Great National Parks 00:06
Scientists hope research cameras might finally record
S01 • E04 They pair up here en route to mating grounds further south. - Our Great National Parks 00:05
They pair up here en route to mating grounds further south.
S01 • E03 It seems they allow the sediment to sink down their trunks and separate, - Our Great National Parks 00:08
It seems they allow the sediment to sink down their trunks a...
S01 • E02 As they moved, - Our Great National Parks 00:07
As they moved,
S01 • E04 Giant sunfish, ten feet across, - Our Great National Parks 00:08
Giant sunfish, ten feet across,
S01 • E01 The park is a lifeline - Our Great National Parks 00:07
The park is a lifeline
S01 • E02 This is the San Rafael glacier. - Our Great National Parks 00:04
This is the San Rafael glacier.
S01 • E01 Each summer, thousands of them travel huge distances across the Pacific - Our Great National Parks 00:08
Each summer, thousands of them travel huge distances across ...