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Officials blame gas bubble disease for killing over 800,000 salmon in Northern California river

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830,000 fall-run Chinook salmon fry likely succumbed to the disease in the Klamath River. The fish were passing through a Iron Gate Dam tunnel. Officials said the dam and tunnel are set to be removed later this year. The agency said gas bubble disease often came from severe pressure changes in the fish.

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Officials blame gas bubble disease for killing over 800,000 salmon in Northern California river

California wildlife officials suspect hundreds of thousands of fish released into a Siskiyou County river died from gas bubble disease on March 2.

2 months ago·Sacramento, United States

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