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Eilis O'Neal
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Tulsa
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By Eilis O'Neal Verified| Northwest Public Radio Verified Last summer’s escape of more than 100,000 Atlantic salmon from a fish farm in Puget Sound renewed a debate among scientists about whether or not these fish can survive long term in the Pacific Northwest. Atlantic salmon have entered Pacific waters for decades. Most of them have died of starvation. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t capable of colonizing the Northwest. John Volpe is a professor at the University of Victoria. He said the odds have never been better for these fugitive fish.
By Eilis O'Neal Verified| Northwest Public Radio Verified Last summer’s escape of more than 100,000 Atlantic salmon from a fish farm in Puget Sound renewed a debate among scientists about whether or not these fish can survive long term in the Pacific Northwest. Atlantic salmon have entered Pacific waters for decades. Most of them have died of starvation. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t capable of colonizing the Northwest. John Volpe is a professor at the University of Victoria. He said the odds have never been better for these fugitive fish.
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Nimrod - International Journal
Tulsa, United States