Intertwining ocean currents off the coast of North Carolina form a unique environment for marine species. Both tropically-inclined and colder water animals mingle at the intersection of the Gulf Stream and the arctic Labrador Current.
Host Frank Stasio talks with WUNC reporter Jay Price about how rising sea temperatures raises issues for commercial fishers and the larger marine ecosystem. But as the sea temperature rises, many fish seem to be relocating farther north. This raises issues for commercial fishers and the larger marine ecosystem.
Host Frank Stasio speaks with WUNC reporter Jay Price about how the sea bass industry is being threatened, and why the Pamlico Sound may be the new breeding ground for the aggressive bull shark.
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