Scientists say a heatwave called 'the blob' killed nearly a million seabirds
2020-01-15 19:00
'The blob', a mass of warm, nutrient-poor water that emerged off the US coast in 2013, was responsible for the biggest seabird die off in recorded history, according to new research.
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