Very unlikely scenario.
Rather than negative climate impacts or human fishing scenarios causing an 80% decline of Krill, it is more likely that the massive expansion of whale populations are depleting the Krill biomass.
We are observing pelagic sea bird declines and there is a correlation where whale populations are increasing.
Ian May
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