This show also features segments on Kauai's Shearwater Aid Stations and the Nuupia wetlands on windward Oahu. This show documents the work of Mark and Debbie Ferrari who have spent twenty years researching humpback whales in Hawaiian waters. The techniques used by the Ferrari's to identify migrating humpbacks range from photography to collecting whale skin for DNA testing. Hawaiian Rock Wallaby Pacific Adventures traces the origin of the Rock Wallaby that colonized in Kalihi Valley some seventy-five years ago. The marsupial is native to Australia and become established in Hawaii when three animals escaped from a zoo keeper.
Scientists believe Hawaii's rock wallabies have evolved into a new species.
Brown Tree Snake Pacific Adventures documents the destruction caused by the brown tree snake on neighboring Guam, literally wiping out nearly all bird life there. It threatens to do the same in Hawaii. This program illustrates what is being done to keep this dangerous invader out of the Hawaiian Islands. It documents the various species of seaboards that inhabit the island of Midway. In addition, there is a segment on a marine biologist conducting a biopsy on a live hammerhead shark pup.