An article in this week's PNAS reports ocean acidification and climate change threaten reef clownfish. Changing CO2 levels disrupt larvae's sense of smell, which is crucial to survival. According to Dr Philip Munday, "What our study is showing is that animal behaviour is affected by the acidification of the oceans. It's opening our eyes to another issue of acidification that we need to be aware of." More at ABC Science...
Killing Nemo
Discover how ocean acidification poses a threat to reef clownfish and disrupts their vital behaviors.
Written bySheril Kirshenbaum
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