Red Knot Races Tide and Time
16 May 2013
During their migration from the Arctic to South America, red knots stop on beaches along the U.S. east coast and feast on the annual hordes of horseshoe crab eggs. Last fall, many of those beaches were washed away by Hurricane Sandy, leaving conservation groups scrambling to restore them in time for the red knots to pass through.











Defenders of Wildlife leads the pack when it comes to protecting wild animals and plants in their natural communities.



