If that's the case--and correct me if I'm wrong--I don't know of any differentiation. I don't know if a sea louse differentiates between a sockeye and a pink. I don't think it does, but I could be wrong. If that were the case, then some of the things we're seeing.... You do have baseline data you can look at where migratory runs go nowhere near a particular fish farm and we're seeing low sockeye returns or different variances on returns in those as well--for example, the Skeena. Am I missing something in the life cycle such that the pinks can come back in record numbers but the sockeye can't, though they're still sharing the same Pacific Ocean in roughly the same timeframe?
