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Mike learns why oysters are so environmentally and economically important as he helps Dr. Mutt Merritt orchestrate an oyster orgy to save the Chesapeake Bay; Don Daughtry leads a drum and dance corps called The Marching Cobras in Kansas City, Mo.
Mike learns why oysters are so environmentally and economically important as he helps Dr. Mutt Merritt orchestrate an oyster orgy to save the Chesapeake Bay; Don Daughtry leads a drum and dance corps called The Marching Cobras in Kansas City, Mo.
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