Red and orange rock spires fill the landscape, but how did they get here?
Bryce Canyon has the largest concentration of hoodoos on the planet. How did these amazing structures get here? You'll find out that and much more. Listen in and learn how this ancient lakebed turned in to a forest of orange, red, and pink stone. Next, we follow the small and mighty residents that live here. The Utah prairie dog, endemic to Bryce Canyon National Park, and the incredibly complex alert system to warn of approaching danger. Last, we meet the oldest living trees and the small but amazing bird that ensures their suvival.
Podcasts about Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park: The Hoodoo Capital of Earth
18 minutes
Why are there more hoodoos here than anywhere else on Earth? Find out the special secret of the "ice crowbar" and how elevation makes Bryce Canyon so magical.
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Bryce Canyon National Park: The Secret Language of Prairie Dogs
14 minutes
These cute little residents of Bryce Canyon have a very sophisticated alarm system. Discover the Utah Prairie Dog, their towns underneath the ground and why 200 other species depend on them for survival.
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Bryce Canyon National Park: Ancient Giants and the Secret Map
18 minutes
A 1,600 year old tree and a bird with a memory that rivals computers. Find out how these two form an unlikely partnership and how living at 9,000 feet is what enables their survival.
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