Episode
Survivorman: Alaska
Overview
This time Survivorman decides to demonstrate survival by sea kayak in an ocean bay called Taroka Arm (literally "black bear") for good reason. At this time of year, the salmon are active and are one of the black bear's favorite foods. Black bear and grizzlies that live in this area are among the largest in the world and gorge themselves on the silver salmon during this period.
Details
- Series
- Survivorman
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 5
- Air date
- 2007-09-07
- Runtime
- 46 min
Episode context
Alaska is Episode 5 in Season 2 of Survivorman. It aired on 2007-09-07. The runtime is 46 min.
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