Salmon are being trucked to the ocean as their normal California rivers dry up

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  • 3 years ago
The rivers that Chinook salmon use to migrate to the Pacific are drying up earlier than ever amid drought in California, so a massive operation is underway to transport the fish in tanker trucks.

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