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“我告诉我的孩子,赶快去看海、去看珊瑚吧,因为在不久的将来它们可能不复存在。”——一位海洋科学家的话①海洋越来越酸就在人们密切关注“二氧化碳与全球变暖”问题的同时,二氧化碳的另类问题——海洋酸化,近年来也引起了科学界的广泛注意。②海洋生物将失去它们的外壳和骨骼海洋变得越来越酸,这对于珊瑚等海洋生物来说可不是什么好消息——它们面临失去外壳和骨骼的灭顶之灾。③我们能够埋葬二氧化碳吗?在海底火山口附近发现的液态二氧化碳湖泊,给科学家们提供了一种处理二氧化碳的新思路——把二氧化碳埋到深海里去。来自远洋科考船的不祥之兆几年前,美国女生物学家维柯多亚登上一艘前往北太平洋海域的考察船,她此行的目的是考察一种名叫“尖菱蝶螺”的小型海洋生物。“尖菱蝶螺”是一种翼足类浮游动物,小巧玲珑,活泼可爱,包裹身体的外壳不足1厘
“I told my children to go to see the sea and see the corals, because they may not exist in the near future.” - A marine scientist’s remark ① The ocean is becoming more and more sour People pay close attention to “carbon dioxide and At the same time, the other issue of carbon dioxide, ocean acidification, has drawn the attention of the scientific community in recent years. 2 Marine life will lose their husks and bones The ocean becomes more and more sour, which is not good news for sea creatures such as corals - they are experiencing the drowsiness of losing shells and bones. ③ Can we bury carbon dioxide? The liquid carbon dioxide lake found near the submarine crater provides scientists with a new way to deal with carbon dioxide - to sink carbon dioxide into the deep ocean. A few days ago, American female biologist Viktor Yaden boarded a research vessel heading for the North Pacific Ocean. The purpose of her visit was to examine a species named ” Small marine life. “Spirogyra spirulina” is a kind of wingfoot zooplankton, small and exquisite, lively and lovely, wrapping the body’s shell less than 1%