Worst faced by the Oceans in 2015 by Simran Vedvyasby Simran Vedvyas | 01-01-2016 18:53 |
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![]() Good Bye to 2015 & Wishing A Very Happy New Year to All in 2016 Dead Zones Were Discovered in the Atlantic Ocean In February 2015, a study published in the journal Global Change Biology predicted that climate change is predicted to cause the number of ocean dead zones to increase. A few months later, marine biologists reported on the first-ever observed dead zones in the Atlantic Ocean. Unlike dead zones formed from toxic algal blooms, the Atlantic zones were the result of large, underwater cyclones that can spin for months.
Corals Are Eating Plastic, and That s Not Good There are some 269,000 tonnes of microplastic floating in the ocean, so perhaps coral are helping to filter it out. That s a logical assumption. Unfortunately, plastic does not biodegrade, and it does not go away. In this study, researchers discover that corals will suck up plastic particles in the water, but those particles will then lodge inside the corals digestive tissue, potentially interfering with their normal feeding.
Fish Are Diving Deeper to Escape Ocean Warming Behaviours of marine species are changing and the fish are diving deeper to escape ocean warming. Those living on land cannot even do that so my friends Be AWARE and Make Others AWARE
http://www.planetexperts.com/the-7-worst-things-to-happen-to-the-ocean-in-2015/
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