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upwelling

Good news: Krill on the rebound

August 27, 2008 by Russ Curtis

In a sea of bad there’s some really good news: Krill and the cold currents that helps sustain this valuable food source is finally showing some improvement. Krill is integral to the ocean food chain as its the primary food source for many marine mammals and fish. In a recent San Francisco Chronicle story, scientists … Read more

Categories Uncategorized Tags currents, improves, Krill, upwelling

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