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In this episode, we visit one of the most iconic national parks in the United States: Yellowstone. Megan Kate Nelson talks to us about how Yellowstone came to be a park, as well as how all the amazing geothermal features and animals came to be in the area.
Show notes and full transcript at bigiftrue.abbymullen.org.
Show notes and full transcript at bigiftrue.abbymullen.org.
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