This should have been a red flag to herring managers. Terns and puffins are expert samplers of juvenile herring, the little 1-year-old fish that will grow big enough to be caught by fishers in a ...

Juvenile and first-winter herrings are extremely ... creating venetian-blind pattern on spread outer primaries; unlike herring’s more solidly dark wing tip. (Some herring x glaucous-winged ...

Smaller wild fish, including juvenile herring, can also be sucked up by the hydrolicing vessel and killed in the process. The herring are attracted into open net-pens by the food and lights used ...

This image shows transient embryonic exposures to crude oil cause lasting reductions in the swimming speed of salmon and herring, months after additional juvenile growth in clean seawater.