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Pacific Ocean

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The Moon of the Palolo Worm

By Katarina Zimmer
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April 7, 2026

In the Pacific Islands, communities count on the annual spawning of a species of sea worm to fill bellies, spark celebration, and shape peoples’ sense of time.

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Like other salmon, sockeye die after spawning, providing important nutrients to surrounding ecosystems.
Trouble at Sea
By Miranda Weiss & Rafael de la Uz
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January 11, 2023

For salmon in the North Pacific, has the ocean reached its limit?

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