For the first time in decades, Glenn Gauvry is lamenting the sight of so many horseshoe crabs getting stuck in the sand along the Delaware Bay beaches. What he’s seeing in the sand hints that the crab population might be starting to recover from the days of overfishing them for fertilizer, livestock…
Source: Sun
Using synthetic crab blood substitute in biomedical testing could help save horseshoe crabs and shorebirds
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