1. Pacific Islands Could Lose Up to 80% of Their Marine Life
![Pacific Ocean Island Photo by: Quentin Hanich pacific ocean island, climate change](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjTnlvxvobONXAd6ZlJh9VciDMpJv7GovId3Q0SMY5GvHxBy91wvqXfualO0hByJTsblIkn6FqoXHazWyRdIurlE4q0sjH-Vjk2Qmf-OIH6tdD7sBojs0L9KiU0F3KP4I6ndD76mQTbrvg/s320/pacific-island.jpeg)
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![Plastic bottles on a British Beach: Photo by: Alamy plastic bottles, plastic waste, plastic on beach](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiwuPeA5THJIR5lPVf2r2eWCljwz2k4mZZk-kle57YdoEEG8aEnhDQ55exWL0u3tyAgGgSrNTNvJVxCH3OXbtPXXH39iz1CzgviRNVvC7tj_rIrzFPz-m31u4c77LG34O3g9PfQzhvF4dI/s320/plastic-british-beach.jpg)
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3. Whales Are Right or Left "Handed"
![humpback barrel rolls picture by: Ari Friedlaender whales left or right handed, humpback whale barrel roll](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhODeznyZtLiSmzsEheYfINvWC_icdF-JR19RVd3UocximGCIs8FLcBFXX8-E4K7hbvOWc9f9xoAxFk6ZDUph9xU0uV5muA7K5gJGwFE3bGMXXew1LCUOXfKSoDpyuoe-ATr7CXuIVYa0A/s320/humpback-barrel-rolls.jpg)
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![tourist on great barrier reef Photo by:David Gray/Reuters Great Barrier Reef](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhPT0VbzHQTo1J1Z4y2ZncBgYx089wryDdR-Ik1nZh1sMCyB6FWkVqiUzzUL-AjE2oL1uDB_jQcQMi5VJKCArXvwkUXjueJBHKVhVu2ymcG8viYZ__9xSrEfJqrt-hsmQ0BASHZwvNdVeQ/s320/tourist-great-barrier-reef.jpg)
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![shark and fishing boat tracking tool: Global Fishing Watch/Oceana Global Fishing Watch, Oceana, shark and fishing boat tracking tool](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhvJOeyRcV6-ODwX96fi_ywnLwaLKjB5f6pqmkefmLtGVfN8hvI9hnrCU-pbzLfqlI1G64brJ5OxMGRbN7cVwoUqEMr8cvosd0_qKxqs_S2IiqraJI79QtM01_usveA7UQaJB-yGC45TKg/s320/sharkreport_figure_final.jpg)
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6. Kelp Forests Disappearing Worldwide
Due to a rise in sea temperature of 3 degrees Fahrenheit, kelp forests around the world are disappearing. The vast kelp forests of Eastern Tasmanian are already 95 percent gone. Warming waters caused a massive die-off, and then sea urchins moved in and feasted on the remaining kelp, leaving only "urchin barrens." Kelp can grow up to one foot a day and supports a variety of coldwater marine life.
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6. Kelp Forests Disappearing Worldwide
![kelp forests and sea urchins: photo by: Scott Ling kelp forest, urchin barren](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhWYjXeCY-BMCi5lFxkFQa7sRI8NluiFCiDwnLko1C1K9C2q1iSVvIwMWTyKpYygOw92xliuoPOi4VlJd3ZU1KuUCLbyJ4N6x2IPsL3dMKjV8QXryJQjbWzO50Lh2HQidHThUj0yLMwzr4/s320/kelp-forest-tasmania-scott-ling.jpg)
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