KODIAK — An avid beachcomber has found tsunami debris from Japan washed up in Kodiak.
KMXT says Dave Kubiak in September found a large, white plastic float but wasn’t sure if it was tsunami debris. When he found seven, he suspected something was going on.
Pictures of the floats were sent to Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer, who is well-known for his study of flotsam and how it travels through the ocean. He sent the pictures to the national media in Japan and asked for help identifying the floats.
Ebbesmeyer says the floats have been identified as coming from oyster farms.
He says debris will continue to wash up on shores from Kodiak to Oregon for the next few years.





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Add commentThat float will be a good to
That float will be a good to tie your boat up too, anchor the float. Or, yard sale items? I am more concerned about the radiated seals...this is scary. Danger to all Subsistence Users.