Episode 6— Driest Place on Earth
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Corey Johnson
as Narrator
John Houston
as Self - Consultant Hydro-Geologist
Marisa Vera
as Self - Dirección General de Aquas
Linda Godfrey
as Self - Geologist, Rutgers University
Laura Evenstar
as Self - Geologist, University of Aberdeen
Claudio Latorre
as Self - Paleoecologist, Universidad Católica de Chile
Alfonso F Davila
as Self - NASA Ames Research Center
George Hadley
as Self - Meterologist
Alexander Von Humboldt
as Self - Explorer
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