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Curiosity Quest: Salmon

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The Curiosity Quest crew travels to Alaska to learn about salmon. During their visit, host Joel Greene interviews an Alaska Fish and Wildlife Specialist, who explains why Alaskan creeks are bursting with salmon. They also discuss why salmon travel thousands of miles to revisit the place they were born. Joel also visits a salmon hatchery and learns the role it plays in preserving the few species of salmon by protecting the newly hatched salmon eggs. Part of the Curiosity Quest Series.

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Runtime: 25 minutes 14 seconds

Topic: Science
Subtopic: Animal Behavior, Conservation, Ecology, Fish, Marine Life
Grade/Interest Level: 5 - 8
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Release Year: 2011
Producer/Distributor: Green Planet Films
Series: Curiosity Quest
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Two people standing next to a long, rectangular indoor pool full of small fish. In the background there are many other pools. Caption: They'll be about two years old when we release them

Large machinery on piles of garbage. Caption: We're obviously standing on top of the landfill.

Stacks of disposable meal trays in foreground with a school cafeteria in the background. Caption: I saw a sign that said "Recycle Polystyrene Here."

Two sea turtles swimming in the water. Caption: tells her to go back to that same beach.

Group of men in an indoor space. 1 points at something off camera as another looks in that direction with a curious expression. Caption. So each one of these marks, these little triangles.

A carpet of green grass in a backyard with palm trees. Caption: (Steve) It looks 100% natural.

Edge of a manhole cover with "No Dumping Drains to Bay" printed on the ground. Caption: That goes into storm drains and ends up in the Santa Ana River.

Long pile of thousands of old, dirty tires. Caption: First question: Where do you get all these tires from?

Woman wearing a red and white jersey speaks into a microphone looking off camera like she is being interviewed for a news story. Behind her, houses are decorated with illuminated Christmas lights.

A middle-aged and a senior man speak to each other in front of camera. Behind them is a display of several trophies and plaques. Caption. Vic, it is an honor to be here. I'm excited to see the process.