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Red Tide in Chubut: CENPAT Scientists Confirm How Toxins Reached Whales and Sea Lions
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In the spring of 2022, the New Gulf—in the province of Chubut—was the scene of an intense noxious algal flowering, known as the red tide, which coincided with the death of 30 southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) and an event of mortality of sea lions. Now, a study led by CONICET scientists managed to reconstruct how these toxins displaced across the entire marine food network, reaching large mammals. The work was carried out by researcher…
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