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A spring survey showed a decline in the number of red knots stopping along the Delaware Bay during their annual migration.Some see that decline as troubling and seek stronger measures to protect the shorebird and horseshoe crabs that provide the eggs they feed on.But contributor Jon Hurdle reports not everyone sees this latest data as reason to act.
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Horseshoe crabs have been around since before the time of the dinosaurs.
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Delaware scientists are seeing more Atlantic Horseshoe Crabs on the state’s beaches than they’ve seen in the past 15 years.Delaware’s Department of…
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DNREC and the Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve need volunteers aged 13 and older to help count horseshoe crabs for their annual census.Maggie…