Zee News
According to doctoral student, Daniel Madigan, who studies the migration patterns of tuna at Stanford University, they didn't bring much, the levels were far lower than, for instance, levels of naturally occurring potassium 40 that have existed in...
BBC
Because of the uneven surface on branches, they vibrate them to find where to put their feet, as well as to work out where there's a gap and where to change branches," says Dr Grant. Dormice are endangered in the UK and hibernate most of the year in...
SF Gate
Chris Park / Associated Press Virtually all bluefin tuna on the U.S. market is either farmed, like these in Mexico, or caught far from the Fukushima area. More News For the first time, scientists have detected radioactivity in fish that have migrated...
The Independent
Low levels of nuclear radiation from the tsunami-damaged Fukushima power plant have turned up in bluefin tuna off the California coast, suggesting that these fish carried radioactive compounds across the Pacific Ocean faster than wind or water can.