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Unseen Depths: How Climate Change Is Reshaping The Deep Sea

Rising ocean temperatures disrupt species adapted to cold, stable conditions.

Elevated Ocean Heat

Climate change reduces oxygen levels in deep-sea zones, stressing marine life and altering food chains.

Low Oxygen Levels

Higher amount of CO₂ absorption makes deep waters more acidic, weakening shells and skeletons of deep-sea creatures.

Rising Acidic Levels

Changes in ocean circulation affect nutrient flow, impacting food availability in the deep sea.

Shift In Ocean Currents

Oceans' ecosystems, including coral reefs and vents, are under threat from ocean warming and acidification.

Loss Of Habitat

Deep-sea species may face extinction or be forced to migrate, threatening biodiversity.

Migration Of Species

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