Science – What they found below the spillways in February was not a giant pile of rock at all, but a humongous pile of thousands upon thousands of sturgeon -- some of them 14 feet long or longer -- lounging together in frigid water at the bottom of the river.
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great post Tehranchik, i can't believe my local news didn't cover this. Definitely one of the most unique marine stories for the pacific northwest in a while.