Outback Pelicans
Season 29
Episode 10
About the Episode
The Australian outback is the driest place on the driest inhabited continent on the planet. Yet once every ten years, rains flood into dried-up river beds and head inland to create the largest lake in Australia, and 100,000 pelicans arrive for the event. 3/27/11
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| Expires: | Runtime: 30s
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