climate change
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Silent Oceans Threaten World Fish Populations, Researchers Say
Based on current rates of ocean acidification, scientists predict oceans will be much quieter in the future -- making it more difficult for baby fish, who rely on auditory cues as a primary method of navigation, to find their way home.
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