SciencePhoto: HT WorldMarine Life Declined 60% in Gulf After 2010 BP Oil Spill Study
A study found that marine animal populations in the Gulf of Mexico's twilight zone dropped by about 60% after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Fish numbers fell 63.5%, crustaceans like shrimp and krill declined 62%, and squid and octopuses decreased 59.7%. These populations have not recovered years later, highlighting lasting environmental damage.
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