A major international study has found profound changes in the migratory patterns of marine life globally as a result of global warming.
The investigation - the first of its kind - analysed the effects of rising sea temperatures on more than 800 marine species.
It found that marine species are migrating - in some cases by almost 500 kms in a decade - to get to cooler waters.
University of Queensland Coral reef specialist, John Pandolfi told Thisanka Siripala the changes will have long-term implications.
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