Oregon Field Guide
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Episode 1903
Last broadcast Thursday October 18, 2007
- Wolf Eels
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- Wolf Eels, fierce-looking predators of the Oregon near-shore reefs, are bred in captivity at the Oregon Coast Aquarium, at Newport. The artificial habitat there mimics natural ocean conditions so effectively, two sets of mated wolf eels produced eggs. The aquarists' challenge -- see that the eggs hatch, and the young wolf eels survive. We watch aquarium scientists employ their considerable expertise and resources to keep the tiny creatures on the road to adulthood.
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- Audubon Care Center
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Ed Jahn - Portland Audubon Society operates a unique wildlife care center to care for injured animals found throughout the Metro region. The staff of the care center has to be ready to handle whatever walks, crawls or slithers through the door.
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- Northwest Trek
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- Just a few hours north of Portland is a 700 acre forest filled with grizzlies, caribou and all variety of native northwest wildlife. And twice a year, camping families get to howl with the wolves, feed the bears and fall asleep to the sounds of wildlife at this one-of-a-kind park called Northwest Trek.
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- Online: NWTrek.org
