salmon ability to sense predator

Ocean Acidification Makes Salmons Lose Ability To Sense Predators, According To Researchers From The University Of Washington

Medicine & Technology May 31, 2017

Ocean acidification has more impact than just the increase of pH in the ocean, but it also made salmon to lose their ability to sense the predators and make them less afraid of the predator.

salmon ability to sense predator

Ocean Acidification Makes Salmons Lose Ability To Sense Predators, According To Researchers From The University Of Washington

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