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Parasite Philaster Sends 5000 Sea Urchins Dead to France's Reunion Island Shores
Since July, scientists have been suspecting the parasite philaster of causing mass die-off that has been sending 5000 dead sea urchins to the shores of Reunion Island in France. Read more here.
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