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21 August 2022
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Washington Post
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Laura Reiley
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Alaska’s snow crabs have disappeared. Where they went is a mystery.
Saint Paul, Alaska, United States
N 57º 7' 22.836" W 170º 16' 48.828"
DMS:
N 57º 7' 22.836" W 170º 16' 48.828"
Lat/Lng:
57.12301 -170.28023
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King crab legs for $199 a pound? There’s a reason for that.
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