Red Knots, Horseshoe Crabs and Fight to Survive in Delaware Bay

Wednesday, June 6, 2012 - 16:00 in Biology & Nature

The East Coast red knot population has plummeted, partly due to the birds’ dependence on an endangered delicacy: the horseshoe crab eggs they eat on their spring migration along the Atlantic coast.

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