Sea life bounces back off Kaikoura coast
Heartland: The recovery in life on the seabed is faster than the ecologists had imagined, as it has been in other ecological disasters.
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Life has returned to the Kaikoura canyon seabed. A mere 10 months after the devastation, scientists have found high densities of juvenile small organisms such as sea urchins and sea cucumbers, as well as large numbers of rattail fishes.
The recovery is faster than the ecologists had imagined, as
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Sea life bounces back off Kaikoura coast
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