Florida scientists turn 39 surviving clams into 65 million

Florida scientists turn 39 surviving clams into 65 million

After decades of decline, Florida's Indian River Lagoon is recovering. Scientists found 39 surviving clams in 2018 and bred them into 65 million juveniles and adults, outplanting them to restore the ecosystem. About half of adult clams survived after two years, offering hope for the lagoon's revival.

Source: Times of India

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