Study links warming to 'Blob' that killed Pacific seabirds
2020-01-16 00:48
About 1 million common murres died during a 2015-16 heat wave, scientists have said. Researchers believe that a disrupted food supply led to the mass die-off of the North Pacific seabirds. Approximately 1 million seabirds known as the common murre died becaus…
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