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In 2025, trawlers suddenly started pulling up rare hybrid crabs in record numbers in the Bering Sea. Now we know why
A hybrid snow-Tanner crab. (NOAA Fisheries/Leah Zacher) A population of once-rare hybrid crabs has surged to record numbers, ...
A major marine heatwave in the Bering Sea set off a chain reaction that resulted in a dramatic surge in snow-Tanner hybrid ...
The gear that allows fishers to harvest large quantities at once can also catch unwanted marine life and harm seafloor ecosystems.
The nets for Alaska's massive pollock fishery also catch salmon and other marine life ...
Climate reporter Annika Hammerschlag spent days on a trawling boat in the Bering Sea to develop an immersive, visually stunning package on how a heated ...
The net rose from the heaving Bering Sea swells, packed so tightly with Alaska pollock that their heads squeezed through the webbing.
Alaska’s massive pollock fishery supplies everything from McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish sandwiches to fish sticks and imitation ...
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Nine Gulf of Alaska sponge species named this summer; trawlers had already hauled 8.8M lbs
Alaska deep-sea sponge discovery: NOAA scientists described nine new species -- including one requiring an entirely new genus ...
Alaska’s pollock trawlers unintentionally catch large numbers of salmon as runs collapse in western Alaska, fueling ...
The vast and largely unexplored seafloor off Alaska’s coastline produces occasional startling discoveries. The latest ...
Marine heat waves are usually seen as destructive events that can disrupt entire ocean ecosystems and trigger massive ...
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