Fishing float rides 2 tsunamis -- and survives

Friday, May 3, 2013 - 17:00 in Earth & Climate

By Becky OskinLiveScience A barrel-size black plastic float torn loose by the 2011 Japan tsunami may have been tossed into a Canadian forest by a second tsunami in 2012, researchers say.Though the hollow float hasn't been officially confirmed as tsunami debris, it is identical to a float embossed with the name "Musashi" found in the U.S. Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge in May 2012, the research...    

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