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Season 33 Episode
- Season 21 Crossing the Urban-Rural Divide
- Season 21 Bluebird Lady, Bull Run, Streaked Horn Lark
- Season 21 Boat Building, Sixgill Sharks, Tsunami Update
- Season 21 Knowles Creek Update, Vultures, Wave Power
- Season 21 Forest Thinning, Oregon Cave Cleaning, Portland Stairways
- Season 21 Bending the Wallowa River, Golf Clinic, Invasive Species Rapid
- Season 21 Bryan Bates, Surfer, Devil's Staircase, Hagg Lake Expansion
- Season 21 Murres & Eagles, Geocaching, Wind and Bats
- Season 21 Ethanol, Forest Surveyors, Old Tree
- Season 21 Ocean Acidification, Pygmy Owls, Green Roofs
- Season 21 Brown Pelicans, Freeriding, Oak Savannah
- Season 21 Dead Zone Update, Whychus Creek, Coast Aquarium, Sea Turtles
Oregon Field Guide - Season 21 Episode 3 Boat Building, Sixgill Sharks, Tsunami Update
10.00 48 minutes It takes an expert to build a traditional, seaworthy boat from scratch, right? See how a group of complete amateurs come together to hand-build a traditional style 12 person skin-on-frame "umiak" in just one week. Sixgill Sharks which normally spend their lives at the bottom of the world’s oceans have been found living in the relatively shallow waters of Puget Sound. Recreational divers and researchers lure sixgill sharks in for up close encounters. It’s believed Puget Sound is a sixgill shark nursery: a safe place to give birth and raise hundreds or perhaps a thousand or more young sharks. There has never been a report of a sixgill attack on a human. There’s research to show that the tsunami risk is far more severe than scientists previously thought. We look at Indian oral tradition recounting tsunamis that seem eerily accurate in light of new research. We look at the evidence that proves the risk is great, and what is being done about it in coastal communities.
