Climate change is now
altering life in the ocean by affecting the food chains of the animals inside of it.
Not exact matches
By engineering breaking waves of natural
ocean water under purified air
in the lab, they were able to isolate and analyze aerosols from the spray and determine how
life within the water
altered the chemistry of the particles.
«It's a more complicated picture, but broadly it means that there are going to be winners and losers
in the
oceans as its chemistry is modified by human activities — this could have the effect of
altering major
ocean ecosystems on which both we and a large part of marine
life depend.»
The findings of a new hybrid species of shark goes to show just how versatile
life can be
in dealing with the ecosystem
altering forces of climate change — proving yet again that within the depths of the world's
oceans and its most keenly adapted inhabitants, there may be no shortage of natural marvels and awesome phenomena left to be discovered.
Oceans have absorbed 93 % of the world's carbon emissions, «curbing the heat felt on land but drastically
altering the rhythm of
life in the
ocean,» says Dan Laffoley, at the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
The impact of
ocean acidification on sea
life is becoming better understood
in areas like coral reefs, where impacts like bleaching,
altered shells of crustaceans, and even a changing sense of smell among fish can be easily witnessed and studied.