Cocaine Residues Alter Salmon Behavior
New study from Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
Cocaine residues in Swedish lakes and waterways are changing the movement patterns of salmon in the wild, according to a new study from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, known as SLU.
Traces of illegal drugs are being found increasingly often in Swedish lakes and waterways. A new SLU study has examined how cocaine and its breakdown product…
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