Credit: Pamela D’Angelo
Scientists know more about the blue crab than just about any other species in the Chesapeake Bay. So when millions of young crabs vanished in 2012, scientists became detectives, searching for clues. Pamela D’Angelo reports.
Scientists Still on the Case of the Missing Chespeake Bay Blue Crabs
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