This enlightening documentary explores the otherworldly landscape of California's Death Valley National Park, from its mountainous peaks (over 10,000 feet tall) to its notorious depths (nearly 300 feet below sea level). As National Geographic's cameras reveal the surprising variety of life that dwells in these extremely hot and dry conditions, they also chronicle the efforts of scientists to preserve the park for future generations.

Documentary, TV

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