Scientists investigating Bering Sea wildlife deaths find a toxin associated with warmer water
December 13, 2017
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Months after dozens of walruses and thousands of birds died in mysterious circumstances in the Bering Sea, scientists have discovered a clue in the case: positive test results for algal toxins associated with warm waters.
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