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Some marine life adapts to climate change
The Conversation
27 August 2013
Polychaete worms can change their metabolic rates to adapt to waters with high levels carbon dioxide.
A study conducted by the University of Plymouth shed light on how certain species may adapt to survive in increasingly acidic waters due to climate change. Read more
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