
8 episodesabout 2 min eachEpisode 1 is free
Lituya Bay: One Wave. 1,720 Feet. Survivors.
A mountainside fell into an Alaskan inlet and the water climbed higher than a skyscraper.
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- Episode 1: The Wave That Climbed 1,740 Feet An earthquake dislodges a mountainside into an Alaskan inlet, throwing water higher than most skyscrapers.
- Episode 2: The Bay That Swallowed Two Fishing Boats The wave turns from a vertical splash into a high-speed attack on three boats trapped inside the bay.
- Episode 3: The Forest Erased 1,720 Feet Above the Bay A geologist enters a debris-choked disaster zone where missing trees provide the only ruler large enough to measure the wave.
- Episode 4: The Bay with Four Giant-Wave Scars The investigation discovers that 1958 was only the latest entry in a century-long pattern carved into the forest.
- Episode 5: The Three Waves That Kept Growing The 1936 eyewitness accounts expose a recurring threat whose exact trigger investigators cannot prove.
- Episode 6: The Slide That Threw Water 500 Meters High Researchers reconstruct the enormous 1958 collapse—and encounter a geographical paradox at the mouth of the bay.
- Episode 7: The Air Cavity Inside the Megatsunami A laboratory bay reveals the hidden pocket of air that helped turn a local landslide into a record-setting splash.
- Episode 8: The Bay Where Giant Waves Come Back The solved physics and century of scars converge on a warning that Lituya Bay's record wave was not its last.
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