How is climate change affecting the ocean and the sea life in it?

How is climate change affecting the ocean and the sea life in it?

Climate change is affecting the ocean. It is making the water warmer. This is really bad for all sea life because they like cold water. If the water is too warm they will die or move to a colder place that means no fish in the ocean. The sad thing is that all of this will be caused by one thing - that is climate change.

Firstly because of fish and other animals that live in the sea, they are cold-blooded they move around cold water. When the water gets warmer the fish start to move where it is cold. That means no fish in the sea but the ones that are moving from cold water to warm water.

Secondly, people are making the water warmer by polluting and snatching fish from the sea.  They harm fish and sea creatures by dumping waste into the water. Even the littlest pease of rubbish is a big matter because if more pieces of little rubbish get into the water it makes an ocean of rubbish.

Lastly, people can stop polluting and help the sea creatures by saving them and make their habitat cleaner and tidy so they can live in clean water and water that is not warm from global warming and climate change.

In conclusion, people should help the ocean so it does not get affected by climate change and global warming and so animals can live in water that is clean and shiny and tidy.

By Rosie bell