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Oil Spill Impacts Swimming Capability of Fish, Say Researchers

On treating an inch-long embryonic fish, mahi-mahi, in an oil tank for long time, researchers found change in swimming practices of the ocean's fastest fish. They performed an experiment to assess the damage caused by the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil across the Gulf of Mexico for 87 days in 2010 on health of the fish.

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