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Did you know Alaska is so big it could fit Texas inside twice? 🌎 From towering Denali to the 1964 mega earthquake, this state proves why it’s called the Last Frontier.

In this episode, explore Alaska’s wild extremes:
✅ Denali – North America’s tallest peak (20,310 ft)
✅ 1964 Earthquake – the largest ever recorded in U.S. history
✅ Seward’s Folly – the Alaska Purchase that shocked the world
✅ Seafood Powerhouse – supplying over half of America’s seafood
✅ Culture & Lifestyle – Indigenous heritage, sled dogs, and endless wilderness

💡 Lesson: Alaska reminds us that resilience grows in the face of extremes—and that treasures are often found at the edge of the unknown.

📚 Sources Used:

Wikipedia & USGS – Denali elevation & significance

USGS – 1964 Alaska Earthquake

Encyclopedia Britannica & History.com – Alaska Purchase

NOAA Fisheries – Seafood industry statistics

👉 If you’re from Alaska, what’s your favorite part of your state? Comment below!
🔔 Subscribe for more: Tomorrow we head to Arizona—where the desert hides the stories of the Grand Canyon.



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