Animals
Bottlenose Dolphins Migrate to Bay Area for First Time as Water Temperatures Rise in North, Central California
For the first time, bottlenose dolphins were confirmed to migrate to the Bay Area as water temperatures continue to rise in north and central California. Read about the study here:
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