Researchers have conducted a study on the effects of cocaine pollution on Atlantic salmon, a species facing population decline. The study, published in Current Biology, investigated how trace amounts of cocaine and its metabolite, benzoylecgonine, found in waterways via sewage systems, impact the fish. Scientists implanted salmon with slow-release capsules containing either cocaine or benzoylecgonine to mimic environmentally realistic exposure levels, comparing their behavior and biology to a control group. AI
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