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For the third time in recorded history, a coral bleaching event has gone global

19 thoughts on “For the third time in recorded history, a coral bleaching event has gone global

  1. Yes, and while our barely-competent political leaders throw punches at each other, can't agree on how or whether to keep the government open, generally trip over themselves and fiddle ♪BENGHAZI♪ the world is, in fact, actually burning.

    god fucking damn these people.

      1. I want to make an angry post but I got distracted by this headline on the right side of the linked page:

        Kiszla: Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is a fainting goat

    1. There's a few prelim studies that indicate there's already a natural selection process underway to more heat tolerant corals/symbiotic algae. There's no doubt that we're in the midst of a sixth great worldwide extinction event. Things will evolve to fill those newly emptied ecological niches. We may not like what it is that arises, though.

      Also, it's not outside the realm of possibility that the civilized Homo sapiens sapiens niche will become vacated. Not at all.

      1. I would love being reincarnated/helping to feed a new-and-improved coral reef, but it's a PITFA getting permission to be buried at sea. :(

        I'm working on it, though…

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