Travel back thousands of years to a time when massive woolly mammoths roamed wide valleys and saber-toothed cats stalked their prey. Ancient North America was a land of giants and dramatic climate shifts. Learn about the earliest humans who crossed into the continent, the animals they hunted, and how the Ice Age shaped the land we know today.

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Patagonia is a remote and wild region at the southern tip of South America, stretching across Argentina and Chile. With windswept plains, icy glaciers, and jagged mountains, it’s one of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth. In this episode, discover the wildlife that thrives here, the people who’ve lived in its extremes for thousands of years, and how explorers and scientists have uncovered its secrets.

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Home to the tallest trees on Earth, Redwood National Park is more than a forest—it’s a living time capsule. In this episode, explore the history, ecology, and wonder of this breathtaking park. Learn how these towering giants have survived for centuries, how Indigenous peoples lived among them, and how conservationists fought to protect them. It’s a journey through ancient ecosystems and modern efforts to preserve the planet.

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