Yep. Thats why the mussels and the seaweed has only been referred thus far.
This point was however raised earlier as to why the fish etc were not effected.
This I believe often happens in wide bodied environmental pollution such as in the sea.
My hypothesis was these organisms are far more transient in their movements over stationary mussels and weeds, and in so, the bioaccumulation extensively reduced. Assumption, yeah sure. But a little logical too youd think when the bay area has water samples at 50,000 times normal sea water as shown in the earlier posts in this thread.
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