Environment
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Changes in Ocean Colour Could be a Sign of Possible Underwater Volcano Eruption
Researchers discovered that about a month prior to a submarine volcanic eruption in Japan, the color of the ocean started to change, suggesting that there could be a change in ocean colour before underwater volcanic activity.
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