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Sealife at risk due to rising temperatures in Antarctica

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Sealife at risk due to rising temperatures in Antarctica

Sealife at risk due to rising temperatures in Antarctica

With rising temperatures, marine biologists are in a race against time to understand underwater life that's dependent on sub-zero conditions.

Professor Lloyd Peck from the British Antarctic Survey warns the warming waters are putting delicate ecosystems under risk.

Report by Blairm.

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