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Mediterranean Waters Are Warm Enough for Coral Reefs, So Why Are There
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Mediterranean Waters Are Warm Enough for Coral Reefs, So Why Are There
The Mediterranean Sea has been warming steadily for decades, and its southern reaches now bask in temperatures that would look perfectly familiar to a coral growing on a reef in Bermuda or southern Japan. More than a thousand species have already slipped into the basin from warmer waters, including at least a hundred tropical fish and a pair of Red Sea soft corals. And yet, despite this apparent tropicalization, not a single true coral reef has …
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