Peru's Guano Coastal Birds Face Crisis as Population Drops Over 75%, Scientists Say By Marco Aquino LIMA (Reuters) -Scientists along Peru's central Pacific coast are sounding the alarm that more ...

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Peru is in deep shit. No, seriously: thanks to an exceptionally dry climate, islands off the Peruvian coast are awash in preserved bird guano, which the country has long exported as non-chemical ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Peru battles to save seabirds from disease and climate threats LIMA (Reuters) -Scientists along Peru's central Pacific coast are ...

LIMA - Scientists along Peru's central Pacific coast are sounding the alarm that more action is needed to protect seabirds, sea lions, and penguins as climate change, disease, and overfishing threaten ...