1. Wild pink salmon, for example, are listed as a "recovered" species, evidenced by a 2007 run estimated at 11.6 million fish.

2. They studied fourteen populations of young wild pink salmon came in contact with salmon farms.

3. The research suggests that if these breaks continue. Local populations of wild pink salmon will all be disappear.

4. Their research suggests that if these outbreaks continue, local populations of wild pink salmon will all but disappear.

5. The researchers say these parasites commonly infect salmon raised in farms, but also attack young wild pink salmon that swim nearby.