US EditionHundreds of midshipman fish eggs destroyed in Parksville Bay
- Wildlife Photographer Mike Yip observed gulls eating midshipman eggs at Parksville Bay, which are usually protected under rocks.
- Yip found approximately 600 eggs on three overturned rocks, indicating human interference in the environment.
- According to Sigal Balshine, a professor at McMaster University, exposed midshipman eggs will not be viable, leading to deaths of potential fry.
- Balshine reported that a midshipman nest can contain 3,000 eggs, leading to a significant loss of fish life.
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