Squid are thriving while fish decline:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/25/scien ... cline.html
Our cephalopod overlords
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Our cephalopod overlords
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Re: Our cephalopod overlords
So happy for the squids and Octos! They are soooo cool!
There were a bunch out at Redondo the other night. I also saw a huge mass of squid eggs at Edmonds on Sunday!
I hope the fish will be ok!
There were a bunch out at Redondo the other night. I also saw a huge mass of squid eggs at Edmonds on Sunday!
I hope the fish will be ok!
Live Long And Prosper!!!
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Re: Our cephalopod overlords
I read an article a few years ago about the relationship between the hum bolt squid and the tuna fish. It stated that the two feed on similar prey, and with the tuna slowly becoming less of a competition the squid population is increasing dramatically.
-Erika