Tsunami myths save lives

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Professor James Goff on how ancient legends can help save lives when tsunamis hit.

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Professor James Goff from UNSW's School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences explains how tribal folklore has helped some indigenous people escape tsunamis, and the importance of keeping these legends alive.

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