CLEAN : California drought takes toll on Yosemite National Park

The video discusses the current state of the Merced River, highlighting the low water levels due to a record low snowpack and the resulting drought conditions. It explains how low water levels lead to increased algae growth and the need for conservation practices, such as reusing water bottles. The video also includes a visit to Mirror Lake, which is partially dry, and concludes with miscellaneous observations, including the presence of poison oak.

How do warmer temperatures affect the river conditions?

What is the significance of the algae growth mentioned in the text?

What happens to the rocks when the water level decreases?