Oysters--Not Just for Eating

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Think oysters are good on the half shell? They may be even better whole. Oysters can restore marine habitats by cleaning water, creating homes for other sea life and preventing coastal erosion. But oyster populations around the world have declined, experts say. Find out how scientists in New York are working to replenish oyster populations in the waters around the city. Thanks to Aqua Grill Oyster Bar and the Metcalf Institute. Produced by MA Shumin.. Viewed 2982 times.

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