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AP via Yahoo News: Scientist finds Gulf bottom still oily, dead.
Anyone surprised?
Meanwhile, from the Biloxi Sun-Herald: Infant dolphins dying in high numbers
Baby dolphins, some barely three feet in length, are washing up along the Mississippi and Alabama coastlines at 10 times the normal rate of stillborn and infant deaths, researchers are finding.The Sun Herald has learned that 17 young dolphins, either aborted before they reached maturity or dead soon after birth, have been collected along the shorelines.This is the first birthing season for dolphins since the spill.
Anyone surprised?
Meanwhile, from the Biloxi Sun-Herald: Infant dolphins dying in high numbers
Baby dolphins, some barely three feet in length, are washing up along the Mississippi and Alabama coastlines at 10 times the normal rate of stillborn and infant deaths, researchers are finding.The Sun Herald has learned that 17 young dolphins, either aborted before they reached maturity or dead soon after birth, have been collected along the shorelines.This is the first birthing season for dolphins since the spill.
