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The dehydrating strategy makes me think of the aliens from the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy. Although they dehydrated their entire bodies, not just eggs.

Olympic is included, and one of my personal favorites - I honeymooned in Olympic and have filmed Olympic several times since. But of course in a 1 hour DVD or Blu-ray you can't do justice to any one park. I do hope we've inspired people to visit and better appreciate the special nature of what these public lands are and mean to so many Americans and the world.

We're all still waiting for the rest of the story.

When I hear Shrimp I start asking if you can cook them 😂

What kind of camera set up do you use?

I’ve had tadpole shrimp before

Nice video, this video filmed in sony rx10iv? Yes

Awesome! ❤

FANTASTIC FILM, THANK YOU !!

2:14 LITTLE MOUSE IN THE BACKGROUND

"Just a couple seconds of reproductive activity" Same bro, same.

Fascinating, what nature comes up with.. Life truly does find a way, one way or another!

Hermoso

It's like tide pools in the desert

This guy bis awesome..

Great video

3:12 this gave me flashbacks to 'nam... I mean to Forrest Gump

Thank you for the NatParks video! I like it a lot! I've seen here so picturesque views, so magnificent places which i dream to visit. So different nature, from what i got used to see. Btw I am watching you from Russia.

Does anybody know the group singing the song!?!?

Gods creations are amazing. Wow !

Debunking Government 1. Feminism = Panentheist Etherealism [I was never my mother's body.] 2. Equality = Mono-Heirarchy 3. Racist! = Boasters & Original 7 Race-Fathers [cuz race-mixing destroys heritage & organ transplant compatibility MEDICAL FACT] 4. Reincarnation = Gestaltic Rebellion [Love loses its Eternal Purpose because line of authority where ETERNALITY comes from is abandoned] 5. Consumerism = Nihilism aka Disposalism 6. Immigration & DEI = Replacement Theory [cuz immigrant bacteria steal enzyme jobs] 7. Love = Dogma is not Peerdom

Great video. My spouse and I just passed through these three parks in June 2024. The North Rim of the Grand Canyon receives less than 10% of the 4.5 million visitors that come to the overall park yet the North Rim is far superior to the South Rim. Zion should be avoided in the summer months. We drove into the east entrance of Zion for one mile and took pictures of the Checkerboard Mesa. From there, we scuttled back out to visit Bryce Canyon. On a per square foot basis, Bryce is the most beautiful of the parks.

learn something new every day..............and that was today!

That’s wild!! I love this planet.

Let’s share our own experiences related to the video’s topic!

I had never heard of biocrusts. This is absolutely fascinating

I never knew I needed to go to Utah!

What's surprising in its' omission from this is Olympic NP, on the Washington State coast: it's like 3 complete parks, 65 miles of spectacular coastline, the only temperate rain forest in North America and the Olympic Mountains at its' center! Another item missing, in my opinion, is re: Glacier NP without reference to the companion Park across the border in Canada, Waterton Lakes NP. Its' a 3rd the size of Glacier, but it's stunningly beautiful . It's definitely worth a visit!in its' own right. In 1932, the 2 parks were combined via a treaty by the 2 countries as the World's first International Peace Park, to celebrate mutual respect between the 2

this is amazing please make more of these videos

Love the drone shots

Nice 👍

5:36 dang.. this is scary

Everything is connected...

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

2:55 lol

Such a pleasant, beautiful video. No commentary, just soothing views and tunes. Thank you!

The whole video was amazing but he got something wrong. Its not evolution its creation!! Our father in heaven and Jesus Christ our lord and savior who created all the amazing creatures inside of the earth

My first time in the Badlands was 2011. Years prior, my husband & I would ride I 90 back east. Would he stop? Nope. So on a solo trip in 2011, I stopped, spent over 5 hours and didn't want to leave. Even saw it on my return trip back in 2011. Beautiful park!

In 1996, I met Bly (Beverly) Straube in the old lab previous to this new one. A fantastic facility! Bly helped me identify an artifact found by my stepfather, and I will always remainn grateful for her help. We have come so far in our understanding of the Jamestown site because of the ongoing digs. I highly recommend the books published thus far, which help us history buffs understand the significance of the dedication of the archaeologists involved with the Jamestown site. Great work guys!

Splendid. Just wish the genus/species names stayed projected long enough to read a lot of them.

They bite you, puke their goo inside you, then suck out your liquified innards. Ok, that’s enough internet for today.

Amazing places I never knew about! Thank you!

brilliant , fascinating incredibly hardy little creatures. Thankyou for sharing . Now I want to see what theyre like to grow in an artificial environment....made as much like nature as possible

This is the most amazing video I’ve seen in a long time! Moab has become that much more intriguing thanks to you. It reminds me of the many different creatures along the shore line in Unalaska. It looked like a miniature scale of the busiest metropolis of all the creatures doing their part in this ecosystem. Once again, Amazing video!

Nicely done. Camera shots are amazing and mesmerizing.

fascinating!

That guy is great at explaining

There's a bunny in the background @2:13

What's that in the background ?? 2:12

This was amazing. I worked in canyonlands on a project for Tim almost 25 years ago. What a cool memory this brought back.