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By Dave Sherwood and Alien Fernandez CIENFUEGOS, Cuba (Reuters) - Cuban marine biologist Ariandy Gonzalez emerges uneasy from the sun-speckled Caribbe...
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By Dave Sherwood and Alien Fernandez CIENFUEGOS, Cuba (Reuters) - Cuban marine biologist Ariandy Gonzalez emerges uneasy from the sun-speckled Caribbe...
Cuban marine biologist Ariandy Gonzalez emerges uneasy from the sun-speckled Caribbean sea off a remote stretch of Cuba's south coast. The sea floor, once a mosaic of colorful corals, is now marred by patchy white splotches. "I think this is the worst bleaching we've seen yet," Gonzalez told five fellow scientists, hoisting himself into a small diveboat that heaved in churning seas.
Cuban marine biologist Ariandy Gonzalez emerges uneasy from the sun-speckled Caribbean sea off a remote stretch of Cuba's south coast. The sea floor, once a mosaic of colorful corals, is now marred by patchy white splotches. "I think this is the worst bleaching we've seen yet," Gonzalez told five fellow scientists, hoisting himself into a small diveboat that heaved in churning seas.