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Marine Heatwaves Kill Over 1 Billion Sea Creatures Off Canada, United States Coast in 2021 [Research]
Similar incidents in the region have been reported over the past decade. Click to read more. Marine heatwaves killed more than 1 billion sea creatures off the coasts of Canada and the United States back in 2021, according to research, which highlights that even the said natural disaster can be intense in deeper water.
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