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Marine heat wave linked to "the Blob" devastated Alaska's common murre population, killing about four million birds.
A recent study reveals that a marine heat wave wiped out about half of Alaska's common murre population, totaling around four million birds, marking the largest die-off of a single species of wild birds or mammals.
The event, linked to a record-breaking heat wave known as "the Blob," affected marine life by reducing food sources for the murres, leading to mass starvation.
Despite nearly a decade since the heat wave, the murre population has not shown signs of recovery, indicating potential long-term shifts in the ecosystem.
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La ola de calor marina vinculada a "el Blob" devastó la población común de murres de Alaska, matando a unos cuatro millones de pájaros.