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Now SHARKS could get even angrier in warmer seas as world's oceans hit hottest EVER recorded temperature of 20.96C after climate change heats up the planet's waters, scientists warn - Vimarsana News

Now SHARKS could get even angrier in warmer seas as world's oceans hit hottest EVER recorded temperature of 20.96C after climate change heats up the planet's waters, scientists warn

Copernicus, the EU's weather service, revealed yesterday that the sea surface temperatures reached an average of 20.96C - beating the previous highest logged in 2016 of 20.95C.

Scientists Warn That As Climate Change Warms The Planet's Waters, The World's Oceans Hit The Highest-ever Recorded Temperature Of 20.96C, Potentially Intensifying The Aggression Of SHARKS. » WhatsNew2Day - Vimarsana News

Scientists Warn That As Climate Change Warms The Planet's Waters, The World's Oceans Hit The Highest-ever Recorded Temperature Of 20.96C, Potentially Intensifying The Aggression Of SHARKS. » WhatsNew2Day

By Colin Fernandez Environment Correspondent and Jack Wright

Oceans set new record for surface temperature - World - Vimarsana News

Oceans set new record for surface temperature - World

The seas absorbed 90pc of excess heat produced by human activity.

Source: dawn.com
World's oceans set new heat record | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

World's oceans set new heat record | The Manila Times

PARIS: The world's oceans set a new temperature record this week, raising concerns about knock-on effects on the planet's climate, marine life and coastal communities.

World's Oceans Set New Surface Temperature Record: EU Monitor - Vimarsana News

World's Oceans Set New Surface Temperature Record: EU Monitor

The world's oceans set a new temperature record this week, raising concerns about knock-on effects on the planet's climate, marine life and coastal communities.