Scientists found that fish in Lake Erie often congregate along the edges of low-oxygen “dead zones” rather than simply avoiding them. The discovery could help researchers better predict how climate change will alter fish habitat and fisheries across the Great Lakes. Read the full story by The Times of India.
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