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Cod in Arctic Have Multiple Predators; Will Climate Change Alter Food Chain?
Using a new, specialized net, a team of researchers recently collected polar cod (Boreogadus saida) from their icy homes in order to better understand the fishes' large-scale distribution and origin as well as the predators that feed on them.
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