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Virtual Field Trip 06/09/2020: Sequoia National Park

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ASA Dragons join me on this awesome virtual field trip to Sequoia National Park. We will be learning awesome facts!

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hi guys prefer lean to they were going to be taking a field trip to Sequoia National Park and we're going to be seeing that Giants equipment do you think that more raucous I'll tell you it's about 6725 ft above sea level can you boys and girls see the lizards that we have found on our way up more okay boys and girls from this point that we are standing and more rock we are able to view all these different points of mountains go ahead and take a closer look okay boys and girls we are almost there we are almost achieved the 350 steps up tomorrow Rock okay boys and girls I'm sure that through this tall you're wondering what is more rock made of Laura Rock if they don't shape Granite monolith common in the Sierra Nevada these Stones formed by exfoliation the spalling or casting off in Scales plates sheets of rock layers okay boys and girls we are taking a look at the giant sequoias what are the largest trees in the world and they are found in California at Sequoia National Park all right boys are inside a giant sequoia tree boys and girls how tall do you think Adrian Sequoia can grow well they can grow more than 250 ft tall boys and girls how much water do you think a giant sequoia well according to a biologist at UC Berkeley it Giant Sequoia can use 500 to 800 gallons of water every day during the summer that's a lot of water if you ask me boys and girls look who came to visit us while having lunch we have two deers just a regular ant we find huge look at the beautiful view of this a meadow voice and girls nature is so beautiful we need to get out more often see all the routes that they have boys and girls take a look at the beaver cool okay boys and girls now let's go ahead and take a look at the different stages of a pine cone boys and girls before we see if she can just buy the deer that's running through the woods and you look so beautiful okay boys and girls will It's Time to Say Goodbye to Sequoia National Park I hope you guys enjoy this field and I hope you guys learned a lot also I'll see you guys on the next one

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