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'Disappearing' Fish Dive Deep to Escape Climate Change
It's no secret that fishing industries across the globe have been having a hard time. As demand for fish continues to spike, many nets are coming up empty. Now new research has shown that fish populations might not be declining, but simply moving to deeper depths.
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