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Alaska Cod Populations Plummeted During The Blob Heatwave— New Study Aims to Find Out Why

By Alaska Fisheries Science Center on Dec 1, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Cod Populations Plummeted During The Blob Heatwave— New Study Aims to Find Out Why

Scientists simulated the Blob marine heatwave in the laboratory to assess the effects of past and future climate change on one of Alaska’s valuable commercial fish. Preliminary findings from a new laboratory study suggest that when ocean temperatures rise, lower fat prey leads to slower growth for juvenile Pacific cod.   Scientists are evaluating how changes […]

When Biologists Stocked Alaska with Wolves

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Aug 20, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

When Biologists Stocked Alaska with Wolves

  Alaska had been a state for one year in 1960 when its Department of Fish and Game conducted a wolf-planting experiment on Coronation Island in Southeast Alaska. At the time, the remote 45-square-mile island exposed to the open Pacific had a high density of blacktailed deer and no wolves. That summer, biologists from Fish […]

Return of the wolves: How deer escape tactics help save their lives

By Michelle Ma | University of Washington on Mar 4, 2019   Science/Education  

Return of the wolves: How deer escape tactics help save their lives

Two white-tailed deer seen in 2015 on a wildlife camera in eastern Washington.University of Washington As gray wolves continue to make a strong comeback in Washington state, their presence can’t help but impact other animals — particularly the ones these large carnivores target as prey. White-tailed deer and mule deer, two distinct species common in […]

Alaskans Report Uptick in Potential Shark-Related Injuries

By Paula Dobbyn | Alaska Sea Grant on Jul 25, 2018   At Sea, Featured, State  

Alaskans Report Uptick in Potential Shark-Related Injuries

Something new is happening in the cold waters of northern and western Alaska. Unusual injuries such as bite marks and flipper amputations are showing up on seals in the Bering Strait, Chukchi Sea and Beaufort Sea regions. Ice-associated seals and Steller sea lions in particular appear to be in contact with a typically uncommon predator […]

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