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Sea vomit is spreading in Bay of Fundy. Fishers and researchers want to know why
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January 22, 2025
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2:58Now PlayingAbout 50 scallop fishers are assisting the Huntsman Marine Science Centre in a three-year project by collecting samples of invasive sea squirt — also known as known as sea vomit — in the Bay of Fundy. If the patches are not controlled, they can spread for several metres, eventually covering an area's entire seabed, which can hurt industries such as the scallop fishery.
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