Lab results for the dead seabirds are still pending. In regards to the dead fish, the Garden Island newspaper reported the following: “Preliminary results from USDA’s visual examination of the specimens show external and internal signs of UV fluorescence from the pyranine biomarker incorporated into the diphacinone bait,” the release said. “However, because the internal organs such as livers and stomachs were decomposed, the results are inconclusive as to whether the fluorescence resulted from consumption of the bait or immersion in the tide pool where bait pellets dissolved.” The full article can be read at — http://www.thegardenisland.com/2017/11/28/hawaii-news/inconclusive-on-fish-deaths/ Help support the Native Hawaiians in their fight to preserve their sacred islands and ecosystems. Join the conversation on Facebook at ‘It Takes a Village Kauai' — https://m.facebook.com/groups/1884230138270651?tsid=0.7103491246256949&source=result