Animals
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10 Billion Crabs In Alaska Slowly Starved To Death Due To Extreme Marine Heat Waves
Billions of snow crabs have disappeared from the waters surrounding Alaska in recent years, and experts suspect that warmer ocean temperatures have starved them to death. Read more here.
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