Due to climate change, by the end of this century, a number of life in the depths of the oceans may disappear. Scientists say that by 2100, the number of creatures living in the depths of the oceans will decrease by 40% due to the increase in temperature. It can be as low as 100.
The depth of the ocean from 200 meters to 1000 meters is home to many strange creatures such as squids, fish that glow in the dark. According to an estimate, within 150 years, underwater life may be severely affected globally, which will not recover for many centuries to come.
According to lead author Dr Catherine Crichton, from the University of Exeter, we still know little about these hidden regions of the ocean, but using evidence from the past can predict the future, as long as we can quickly But without reducing greenhouse gas emissions, this would wipe out life in this part of the ocean within 150 years, and the effects would last for centuries to come.
Dr Catherine explained that even low emissions in the future could have very serious impacts, but these impacts would be less than those caused by medium and high emissions.
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