Australia’s iconic Great Barrier Reef is sounding the alarm bells as it endures its most severe coral bleaching event in recorded history, according to authorities. The natural wonder – often called Earth’s largest living structure – is turning ghostly white under relentless marine heatwaves fueled by climate change.
Why it matters: Bleaching occurs when stressed corals expel the colorful algae that feed them. If waters don’t cool quickly, entire reef sections could die – devastating marine biodiversity and coastal communities that rely on tourism.
\"This isn’t just an Australian problem – it’s a global wake-up call,\" said one marine biologist, comparing the reef’s plight to a real-life Finding Nemo sequel nobody wanted. While recovery is possible, scientists stress urgent climate action is needed to prevent irreversible damage.
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as it endures its most severe coral bleaching event in recorded history, according to authorities. The natural wonder – often called Earth’s largest living structure – is turning ghostly white under relentless marine heatwaves fueled by climate change.
Why it matters: Bleaching occurs when stressed corals expel the colorful algae that feed them. If waters don’t cool quickly, entire reef sections could die – devastating marine biodiversity and coastal communities that rely on tourism.
\"This isn’t just an Australian problem – it’s a global wake-up call,\" said one marine biologist, comparing the reef’s plight to a real-life Finding Nemo sequel nobody wanted. While recovery is possible, scientists stress urgent climate action is needed to prevent irreversible damage.
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