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Biologist reports on mass murre die-offA mass marine heat wave known simply as “the Blob” that decimated their food system from multiple angles. Early numbers estimated the die-off to be between 500,000 and 1 million birds. Heather Renner, ...
Common murre colony on the South Island of Semidi Islands, in the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge south of the Alaska Peninsula, in 2014, before the marine heat wave. Disclaimer ...
The rich waters of the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska support one of the world's ... and the rhinoceros auklet. Murre Colony, Norton Sound. (Photo by Vivian Mendenhall). Click image for a larger ...
About six months ago the news reported that climate change decimated the Common Murre population in Alaska by 50 percent. Four million of them. That was it. No celebration of life. Just — gone.
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