10 Interesting Fact About The effects of climate change on marine life

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• Climate change causes sea temperature to become warmer, thus triggering excessive plankton growth which can interfere with marine ecosystems.
• Climate change also affects the availability of oxygen at sea, so that it can reduce the number of fish and other species that depend on oxygen.
• Increase in sea temperature can trigger bleaching in corals, which can reduce the availability of food and residence for fish and other species.
• Climate change can affect fish migration patterns, thereby reducing or increasing the availability of fish that are usually caught by fishermen.
• Increase in sea temperature can affect the growth and development of fish and other species, so as to reduce the availability of food for predators.
• Climate change can also affect the availability of plankton, which is a food for fish and other species, so as to reduce the population of fish and other species.
• Climate change can also affect the availability of carbon at sea, which can affect the health and growth of fish and other species.
• Climate change can affect the availability of sea water, which can affect the availability of food and residence for fish and other species.
• Climate change can also affect the level of marine acid, which can affect the health and growth of fish and other species.
• Climate change can affect the availability of nutrition at sea, which can affect the health and growth of fish and other species.