Strong Mediterranean Sea Heatwave raises fears for sea life

The hot water on the side of the sea can sound attractive for the holiday dipping, but the last ocean heat wave in the Mediterranean is afraid of potentially destructive results for sea life.

The sea surface temperature regularly and early in June and early June and early June and early June, the usual or seven degree 30c were regularly from 30c to 30c.

Probably a pool that is hotter than your local recreation center.

The most extreme sea heating wave of Western Media, which affects large areas of the sea during the week, has been a wave of heat.

The heat looks like cooling, but some species fight to cope with so much stretching and strong heat, which are potential knock effects for fish stocks.

To give an opinion on this temperature, many recreational pools are heated up to about 28c. The world aquatic says that competitive pools are a bit cooler in 25-28c.

According to the Swimming Teachers Association, children’s pools are recommended in a little hot, 29-31c or 30-32C for babies.

Balmy temperature can break hidden threats. Harmful bacteria and algae often spread easier in seawater – it is not treated in chemicals such as a local pool.

30C or above sea temperatures are not visible in meds at the end of summer.

However, the European Copernic Climate Service is very unusual for June, according to measurements in Mercator Ocean International and Spanish ports.

“This year is what is different, the 30th sea temperature means, and this means that the summer will be closer and longer,” Marta Marcos, Associate Professor at the University of Balear Islands in Spain.

“I grew up here, so we get used to heat waves, but it’s increasingly and more intense.”

“We are all very surprised by the greatness of this heating wave,” said Aida Alvera-Azcárate, a oceanographer at Lige University in Belgium.

“This is a matter of high anxiety, but this is something we will happen in the future.”

The sea heat waves last more closely and longer, because humanity continues to launch planetary warm-up gases, mainly by burning coal, oil and gas, to our atmosphere.

In fact, in the last 80 years, the number of extreme sea surface temperature is three times Research published earlier this year.

“Global warming is the main driver of the sea heat waves … This is essentially transferred from the atmosphere to the ocean. It is very simple,” said Dr. Marcos.

The Mediterranean is especially sensitive, because it is slightly sensitive, because it is slightly sensitive, mainly surrounded by continents than the open ocean.

This means that water cannot be easily ridiculed, so the surface quickly heated in the presence of sunny heavens and light winds – As in June.

For this reason, the med “climate change is the point,” said Mercator Ocean International’s Karina Von Schuckmann, who is a non-profit research organization, he said.

The heat up to June has risen to the top until July, after which, the stronger winds allowed to mix deeper and freshwater with the hot surface of the above.

However, the temperature remains above average and can still be results for the life of the sea.

Although most life has a temperature limit, although it changes a lot between species and individuals.

However, the sea creatures can pass a long-term shock from a point to a point where they could not cope with the cart.

“I remember the diving in September in September, many of them found the skeletons of many people, we found many populations.

Seaweeds and Seagasses, a little moves a little like the forests of the Mediterranean forests, hundreds of types, as well as locking the planet-warming carbon dioxide.

“Some of the typical Mediterranean are well adapted to the warm temperature, but in fact often they are often more extreme and widespread sea heating conditions,” said Dr. Cebrie.

The temperature can also lead to the called “low deadly effects” of ecologists, where the species are essentially survival.

“If the environmental impacts begin to see, almost human societies (including) fishing loss,” he said.

“We will really have to wait, but because the temperature is so high in summer, it is really worried.”

The rapid warming med “is a canary in coal mine for climate change and marine ecosystems,” he said.

Excessive ocean heat can also be super loaded with extreme air.

The hot seas, in addition to the moisture in the atmosphere that will rain extreme, means additional evaporation.

If other conditions are correct, it can cause destructive flooding, as it happens Libya in 2023 and Valencia in 2024.

Warm waters can usually reduce the cooling effect of the coastal population to get from the sea wind.

If this is another heat wave in the summer, Dr. Marcos warned.

“I’m sure it will be terrible.”