Marine Ecosystems Under Strain as Ocean Warming Triggers Sharp Decline in Global Fish Biomass

A landmark study reveals a nearly 20% annual drop in fish biomass driven by rising sea temperatures, even as extreme heat waves occasionally mask the long-term trend. Researchers warn that these changes are disrupting traditional marine life cycles, from penguin moulting patterns to unusual dolphin migrations.

Tariq Al-Haddad

February 25, 2026385 views

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