Some species of Alaskan salmon clock thousands of miles hunting in the frigid waters of the North Pacific before feeling drawn back to their natal streams to spawn. This homing instinct is directed by a combination of forces: a sense of smell, a sensitivity to the chemical makeup of their ecosystems, and the influence of magnetic fields that help them pinpoint their origins. 🔗 Read how Wild Alaskan Company is supporting new research to examine the relationship between mineral deposits, magnetic