1.【动】磷虾
1.extremely small shellfish, eaten by whales
1.One type of plankton that seems to have great harvest possibilities is a tiny shrimp-like creature called krill.
一类浮游生物，似乎有很大的可能性是很小的收成虾一样东西称南极。
2.The data could help conservationists make a stronger argument for how much krill the whales need to survive.
该研究数据可以为生态保护论学者提供更加强有力的论据，说明了蓝鲸生存所需要的磷虾数量。
3.Growing to two or three inches long, krill provides the major food for the great blue whale, the largest animal to ever inhabit the Earth.
越来越两三英寸长，主要渔获为粮食大蓝鲸，最大的动物都生活在地球上。
4.Contrary to expectations, they had not tucked into the Antarctic krill, Euphausia superba, which only occurs farther south in colder waters.
与预期不同的是，牠们并没有吃很多只出现在更南边更冷海域的南极磷虾。
5.One type of plankton that seems to have great harvest possibilities is a tiny shrimplike creature called krill.
一种似乎具有很大收获可能性的微小的虾状浮游生物被称为鳞虾。
6.And there's krill and other kinds of crustaceans, and jellyfish. There was one of those comb-jellies.
还有这些是磷虾，甲壳类动物以及水母，这里看到的也是栉水母的一种。
7.The year 2004 was a poor krill year at South Georgia, and 2009 has been a very bad one.
2004年南乔治亚岛仅出现少得可怜的磷虾，而2009年则更坏。
8.This could be a good thing, of course. More algae might mean more krill, and that might mean more whales and other large sea animals.
这当然是个好事，更多的藻类意味着有更多的虾类，更多的虾类意味着将有更多的鲸类和其它大型海洋动物。
9.One of the most recent objects of concern is a small, shrimp-like creature called krill, which is now being fished in a big way.
最近令人担忧的是，一种被称为磷虾的类似小虾的小生物，正在被大规模捕捞。
10.A trend often masquerades as a cycle at the start, and evidence suggests that these scarce krill years may foreshadow a new South Georgia.
趋势通常表现出新一轮循环起点的假象，有证据表明这些磷虾稀少的年份可能预示着一个新的南乔治亚。