Animals
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New Research Shows How Marine Predators Find Food Hotspots in Ocean Eddies
A recent study discovered how marine predators find food hotspots in ocean eddies. The findings are essential to understand the food humans harvest and the effective management of deep-sea species. Read more about the research....
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