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Mass death of marine animals that help filter sea water has reaching impacts such as decreased water quality

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“It was so hot when I was out with a student that we collected data for a little bit and then retreated to the shade and ate frozen grapes. But of course, the mussels, sea stars and clams don't have that option. But when the temperatures get above that, those are just unsurvivable conditions. A square meter of mussel bed could be home to several dozen or even one hundred species. You can fit thousands on to an area the size of a stove top. And there are hundreds of kilometres of rocky beach that are hospitable to mussels. Each time you scale up, the numbers just keep getting bigger and bigger. And that's just mussels. A lot of sea life would have died.”

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Marine biologist at the University of British Columbia
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