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Scup Eats Organisms on Oyster Cage Lines

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Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Milford Lab use GoPro cameras to document marine animals interacting with oyster aquaculture gear. Here a scup eats organisms growing on oyster cage lines.

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