Prey

Researchers have developed a new index that connects changing ocean food webs to Bermuda's spiny lobster fishery. The tool is intended to help track how shifts in marine ecosystems, such as changes in prey availability, affect lobster populations and the local fishing industry that depends on them. The work offers a way to monitor ecosystem health and inform management of the fishery.

A community discussion thread invites readers to share stories and observations about wildlife living in cities, from foxes and raccoons to birds of prey. The topic reflects ongoing interest in how animals adapt to urban environments and how residents coexist with them in densely built areas.