Greg Ruggerone: "The Pink Problem"

Update: 2019-01-29

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Greg Ruggerone and his team recently published research they believe shows a connection between pink salmon and the decline of Southern Resident killer whales. The endangered orcas primarily eat Chinook salmon and Ruggerone believes pink salmon are somehow interfering with the whales' ability to forage.

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Greg Ruggerone: "The Pink Problem"

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Greg Ruggerone: "The Pink Problem"