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Grand Canyon National Park
Teamwork in the Natural World (mov)
Ranger Minutes are short audiocasts or videocasts in which a park ranger shares interesting stories and information about Grand Canyon National Park.
 
In the natural world, when plants and animals benefit each other we call it a symbiotic relationship. Here at Grand Canyon National Park, we have lots of examples, including the relationship between yucca moths and yucca plants, between tassel-eared squirrels and ponderosa pines, and between badgers and coyotes.

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cut and paste this link into your media player: (10.4MB MOV File) Duration 2:53
http://www.nps.gov/grca/photosmultimedia/upload/080509team.mov
Download the transcript (23kb PDF File) photo credits (16kb PDF File)
JOHN HANCE, GRAND CANYON PIONEER  

Did You Know?
John Hance, early Grand Canyon guide and storyteller, said of the Canyon, "It was hard work, took a long time, but I dug it myself, with a pick and a shovel. If you want to know what I done with the dirt, just look south through a clearin' in the trees at what they call the San Francisco Peaks."

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Last Updated: May 10, 2008 at 15:11 EST