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“But those increases are completely dwarfed by the major shift that happened in the ocean between the end of February and the beginning of April — the upwelling event.”

That will take some doing, especially in countries such as Brazil, where American football barely registers a blip on the sports radar with interest dwarfed by the passion for soccer.

As you can see from this chart, Colbert’s audiences dwarf Gutfeld’s across every major electronic media platform.

As they walk toward the shore, the group is dwarfed by the lake’s famous craggy formations called tufa nearly 20 feet above them.

"The sheer volume and scale of it - it dwarfs anything I've ever seen before," he says.