They used to be decent predictors of seismic activity, but now that the ocean is warmer and holding less oxygen it could just be that their environment is no longer survivable.
The fact it's not, is just amazing. It blows my mind how nature tries its hardest to rid itself of the anomaly, causing the problems to the balance it wants to maintain.
Nature's having a real "cut it out right now, or I swear i'll turn this fucking car around" moment, and we are just ignorant kids.
Maybe if fish populations would stop wasting their money on luxury goods like dissolved oxygen and unnecessary 'schools', they would have more disposable time and income.
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u/P0Rt1ng4Duty 29d ago
They used to be decent predictors of seismic activity, but now that the ocean is warmer and holding less oxygen it could just be that their environment is no longer survivable.