Global warming is affecting sea temperatures, threatening marine life.

According to Prof. Dr. Sinan Mavruk from Çukurova University, sea temperatures in the Mediterranean have increased by 1.5 degrees Celsius, leading to species migration and the emergence of toxic species.

The rise in sea temperatures is creating favorable conditions for bacterial growth. Dr. Gönül Tuğrul İçemer from Akdeniz University emphasizes that this situation poses health risks.

The effects of global warming are not only threatening marine life but also public health. Bacterial infections are on the rise, posing risks to community health.

Prof. Dr. Mavruk states that international action is needed to prevent this situation. Macro policies must be developed to control global warming effectively.

We must be aware of these changes in the seas. Rising temperatures threaten marine ecosystems, and the consequences affect us all.