Sitting among the razor-sharp oysters on a rainy day just outside of Seattle, a bald eagle tears into a tasty, row-filled plainfin midshipman. Each year just before summer, these fish crawl out of the depths and into the shallows to further their species. The females, plump with delectable golden orbs, crawl under the oysters looking for a safe place to deposit their eggs. When the tide recedes, many of the fish seek shelter under a maze of razor-sharp oysters. Eagles, always on the lookout for