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Scallops have struggled to exist. A study at in North Carolina is saving them.
Due to warming waters, Scallops have struggled to exist in North Carolina’s bays and estuaries. However, thanks to a new research study at the University of North Carolina, Scallops may have a new lease on life.
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Saving Scallops
Clip: Season 5 Episode 13 | 5m 11sVideo has Closed Captions
Due to warming waters, Scallops have struggled to exist in North Carolina’s bays and estuaries. However, thanks to a new research study at the University of North Carolina, Scallops may have a new lease on life.
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