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Krill
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Some scientists estimate Antarctic krill populations have fallen 80% since the 1970s. | While krill may last over a hundred days without food, if there isn't enough ice, they eventually starve. | Part of the decline is almost certainly due to climate change, but other factors include increased commercial fishing and disease. | Krill eat algae that grow beneath the sea ice.
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