Coral bleaching events cause behavioral changes in key reef fish species

Mongabay
Nov 1, 2018, 9:36 am231 pts
New research suggests that coral bleaching triggers rapid behavioral shifts in reef fish. Higher ocean temperatures caused by global warming are the leading cause of the mass bleaching events that have hit many of Earth’s coral reef systems in recent years. Research has shown that some reefs are losing the…

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