2100 Will Be The Ending Year Of Many Unique Marine Organisms

We fellow humans utilize everything for our survivability on the earth. We utilize everything from an earthworm to the biggest mammal of marine life but we returned them nothing instead of their extinction timetable. We failed to maintain the equal balancing between the mother nature and our survivability ethics.

A recent study had proven that within the year 2100 most of the conserved marine life will be found on the verge of complete extinction. The study points out the reason for this devastation as extreme global warming and uncontrolled emissions of greenhouse gases. 

Researchers from the University of North Carolina had predicted that in 2100 temperature in some of the marine protected areas is expected to be increased about 2.8-degree Celcius from the current temperature. This will surely turn those marine protected areas as a hard place for living. 

Marine protected areas are certain spaces in the marine environment that certainly hold some unique species of animals and coral reefs. Even though the permission for fishing and mineral extraction programs in those areas have been strictly prohibited by the governmental organizations the threat of extinction still keeps a forward movement.

As we already aware of the consequences of the global warming we refuse to take the thing seriously but an unimaginable consequence of the global warming is likely to hit the marine life initially. Of course, up next to the extinction of marine life will be our turn of suffocation. 

The overheat had already started its process of liquefying the polar ice caps of Arctic and Antarctic continents that homes the polar bears and penguins.

Apart from the global warming, sea pollution, illegal fishing, marine hunting and pouching plays a secondary role in the extinction of unique species of Marine Protected areas.   If we ever started to think of keeping the environment calm and free from pollution, literally we might get another chance of saving our non-human family members.