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NATURAL
WONDERS
From
the tallest mountain in the continental United States,
to the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere, to the
world's biggest kelp forest, you'll be amazed and
inspired by California's incredible outdoor places on
the giant screen!
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WORLD'S
LARGEST TREES
Join botanists Steve Sillett and Jim Spickler and climb to the
top of the world's largest and oldest living things, the
30-story high Giant Sequoias. Swing from treetop to treetop on a
thin, nylon cable, and discover the incredible surprise we found
at the top of the world's second largest tree!
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INSPIRED
TO SHRED
California's
great natural abundance has always inspired Californians
to take extreme sports to the next level. Get big air in
Tahoe with pro snowboarder Bryan Iguchi.
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WATCH YOUR STEP
Watch out for high winds as you walk the Golden Gate with Joe Van Bonn and Bill Owens.
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SEA OTTERS
So cute you’ll want to take them home, only 2,500 of these lovable but endangered creatures remain in the world. Dive in with
Aquarist Sue Campbell as she attempts to save orphaned pups by convincing them she’s their mom.
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SAVING A
LEGEND
For Native Americans like Dana Prieto, the bald eagle is an important symbol. But DDT has weakened their eggs so that the only way they
can reproduce and survive is with the help of gonzo biologists like Peter
Sharpe, who risks his life in Catalina to replace incubated chicks in their
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Click
Here to view a live video feed from
the Bald Eagle's nest on Santa Catalina Island, California.
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Requires the Real Player to
view |
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Video feed is provided by the
Institute for Wildlife Studies in cooperation with the USC Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies |
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