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Puffins in flight near Svarthamar, Iceland, July 26, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Ic...

Hedinn Jonasson carries his catch of puffins on Lundey Island, off the north coast of Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin popul...

Erpur Snaer Hansen, second left, with fellow puffin researchers on Lundey Island in Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populat...

Puffins in a hunter's net on Lundey Island, off the north coast of Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in...

Hedinn Jonasson carries his catch of puffins on Lundey Island, off the north coast of Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin popul...

Hedinn Jonasson, right, and a fellow hunter allow scientists to tally their catch of puffins on Lundey Island, off the north coast of Iceland, July 25...

Puffins in Voladalstorfa, Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland and...

A hunter's catch of puffins, strung together on Lundey Island, off the north coast of Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin popul...

Puffins in Voladalstorfa, Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland and...

A hunter carries a puffin net on Lundey Island, off the north coast of Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have bee...

Erpur Snaer Hansen, second left, with fellow puffin researchers leave Lundey Island in Iceland, July 25, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin popu...

Puffins in Borgarfjarрarhцfn, Iceland, July 24, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland...

Erpur Snaer Hansen holds a puffin chick extricated from a burrow for study, in Borgarfjarрarhцfn, Iceland, July 24, 2018. Scientists are studying why...

Puffins in Borgarfjarрarhцfn, Iceland, July 24, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland...

Puffins in Borgarfjarрarhцfn, Iceland, July 24, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland...

Puffins in Borgarfjarрarhцfn, Iceland, July 24, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland...

Erpur Snaer Hansen holds a puffin chick extricated from a burrow for study, in Borgarfjarрarhцfn, Iceland, July 24, 2018. Scientists are studying why...

Erpur Snaer Hansen, second left, and fellow puffin researchers hike across Papey Island in Iceland, July 23, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin...

Erpur Snaer Hansen uses an infrared camera to peer inside a puffin burrow on Papey Island in Iceland, July 23, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffi...

Puffins with food for their young on Papey Island in Iceland, July 23, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous d...

Puffins on Papey Island in Iceland, July 23, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipitous decline, both in Iceland an...

A puffin with a beak full of sand eels on Papey Island in Iceland, July 23, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations have been in precipit...

A research assistant hauls monitoring equipment uphill to puffin nests on Cape Ingolfshofdi in Iceland, July 22, 2018. Scientists are studying why puf...

Erpur Snaer Hansen hauls monitoring equipment uphill to puffin nests on Cape Ingolfshofdi in Iceland, July 22, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffi...

A puffin, its beak full of fish, returns to its young on Cape Ingolfshofdi in Iceland, July 22, 2018. Scientists are studying why puffin populations h...

Erpur Snaer Hansen takes a break from hauling monitoring equipment uphill to puffin nests on Cape Ingolfshofdi in Iceland, July 22, 2018. Scientists a...

Erpur Snaer Hansen, right, hauls monitoring equipment uphill to puffin nests on Cape Ingolfshofdi in Iceland, July 22, 2018. Scientists are studying w...