Tiny shrimp could influence global climate changes | John Abraham

Guardian
By John AbrahamJun 7, 2018, 6:00 am173 pts
Researchers find the daily migrations of brine shrimp is strong enough to mix ocean waters When we think of global warming and climate change, most of us ignore the impacts that animals have on the environment. Climate affects animals, but is the reverse true? Can animals affect the climate? I don’t know how…

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