Super El Nino Is Changing the Colour of the OCEAN, NASA Reveals
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The Independent
The Independent (US)How the ‘Super El Niño’ is changing the colour of the ocean
As billions of microscopic plants die off, vast stretches of green ocean water are turning a clear, deep blue
Super El Niño forces dramatic color shift in the Pacific — as record-breaking temperatures threaten marine life
This year's Super El Niño weather system is changing the face of the Pacific Ocean. Satellite images from NASA show that over the past year, the water color around the equatorial band of the Pacific has changed dramatically from verdant green to Cerulean blue.
The oceans are changing color. To reveal it are satellite images spread by the Nasa that show how some areas of the equatorial Pacific Ocean, from the coasts of the South...
Satellite observations show a reduction of phytoplankton in sectors of the equatorial Pacific. The phenomenon alters the availability of nutrients and can affect the feeding of fish, birds and marine mammals. Read more
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