Scientists say climate change is responsible for the recent destruction
of kelp forests off the southwestern coast of Australia.
Scientists say climate change is responsible for the recent destruction
of kelp forests off the southwestern coast of Australia.
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Sea otters
off the Alaskan coast play a pivotal role in marine ecosystems: By dining on sea urchins, the animals help preserve
kelp forests that feed a range
of species, from barnacles to bald eagles.
SWELTERING STRANDS In 2011, a marine heat wave
off Australia's southern coast devastated the towering
kelp forests of the Great Southern Reef (shown).
This
kelp forest is in Monterey Bay
off the coast
of California.
The waters
off of the coast
of San Diego — Tijuana are densely populate by the denizens
of the
kelp forests.
Right
off the coast
of Arena Point, experienced divers can dive from boats to view
kelp forests and other marine life found in the park's protected waters.
Warmer than usual water also is believed to have contributed to the collapse
of the bull
kelp forest off Sonoma and Mendocino counties, along with an explosion
of purple urchins that have devoured remaining plant life.
«The large rocky promontories
of Cape Perpetua and Heceta Head, the productive ocean waters and expansive sandy seafloor environments, mark a unique transition from the nearshore rocky reefs to the north
off Seal Rock and the subtidal reefs and
kelp forests to south at Cape Arago.
The «
forests of the sea» —
kelp forests — died
off to be replaced by sea grass.
Marine ecosystems such as the Giant
Kelp forests off the coast of California are dependent upon certain ocean movements — the kelp receives nutrients from the passing waves, which then creates habitat for a multitude of other species from urchins to abalone to the iconic sea ott
Kelp forests off the coast
of California are dependent upon certain ocean movements — the
kelp receives nutrients from the passing waves, which then creates habitat for a multitude of other species from urchins to abalone to the iconic sea ott
kelp receives nutrients from the passing waves, which then creates habitat for a multitude
of other species from urchins to abalone to the iconic sea otters.