PERU fishing with guts to report…
Los científicos creen que una “burbuja caliente” de agua que afecta a la vida marina y la pesca comercial fuera de la costa del Pacífico de los EE.UU. se produce en un ciclo de cinco años, informó Península Daily News.
La burbuja actúa como una “ola de calor” that disrupts fish migration, according to a new study from the University of Washington, who examined 65 years of data on local ocean temperatures and whose patterns suggest that the "heat wave" back in 2021.
“We can think of heat waves it is analogous to atmospheric heat waves, except that occur on the surface of the sea and affect marine ecosystems”Said lead researcher and study author, Hillary Scannell, a doctoral student in oceanography at the University of Washinton.
