Global Warming Is Increasing Malaysia’s Jellyfish Population
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We’re all too familiar with the devastating effects of climate change. The effects are especially pertinent in coastal areas, where the sea is slowly (but surely) shrinking coastlines and encroaching on heavily populated areas.
Add that to the fact that we’re only accelerating it, despite global efforts to mitigate global warming. Animals are losing their habitats, crops are getting harder to grow due to unpredictable weather, and more.
But surprisingly, jellyfish are one of the few species on Earth benefitting from it, with global populations increasing due to rising sea temperatures. While that might seem like a “nature is healing” moment, it’s actually the complete opposite, and we should all be worried.
