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And the, uh, uh, and that we talked, uh, at all as well. Which resulted in extreme and irreversible harm to the populations and the environment there. Uh, residents, um, had a significant increase in cancer rates and local produce was, um, understood for consumption. Um, about, uh, a half century later, uh, the Marshall Islands became, uh, the world's largest, largest shark sanctuary. And, um, uh, Expedition X, this is, uh, this is the, uh, atomic shark. This air is on discovery. Uh, when it's the August 29th, so whenever you have discovery, uh, give it a watch, it could be very interesting. Uh, it's August 29th. And, uh, biologists Phil Torres and Expedition, uh, host Heather, uh, um, um, are, will be exploring the island's waters in terms of any of the nuclear fallout could have altered the local shark's behavior. Uh, in fact, it's documented that high doses of, uh, tube radiation can certainly be.
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