Though it isn’t certain, many of the world’s organisms seem to shrink due to global warming. A new study provides more insight.

A unique group of worms that reside in the depths of the oceans have recently been discovered by a team at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.

Oceanographers at the University of California have discovered that carbon dioxide that is absorbed by the oceans is increasing the size of fish ears.

Imagine living on the Ghana coast, and having to abandon your home because your village is flooding. Unfortunately, this is a reality, as every few years, sea levels rise and homes must be abandoned.

Climate change plays a large role in ocean acidification, which strips away the protective shell of organisms that absorb carbon pollution from the air.