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Race to understand Giant Australian cuttlefish behaviour as algal bloom looms
Thousands of people visit Whyalla every year in winter to see congregating giant Australian cuttlefish near the shore for their breeding season.
But that may be under threat as scientists weigh-up whether to relocate cuttlefish hatchlings before South Australia’s toxic algal bloom reaches their…
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