Marine Biologist here, usually this behavior, especially the beaching, is caused by parasites affecting the brain. Yes, chemicals can also do it. There has been an explosion in marine parasitic infections in recent decades, I would be curious to know what they found in that regard.
Thank u 4 remembering these precious florida wildlife. Please always rememeber the gov okeechobee corps of engineering lied 4 over 1 year and then finally admitted... re the release of cynobacterias and other water toxins. Into the natural water course all the way 2 the gulf of mexico. The year 2018 or 2019. The kill on caloosahatchi and barrier islands was complete. Huge swarms of corpse flys everywhere. The apex predators were in the canals and backyards begging humans 4 food. Some days u could barely breath. This is a factual eyewitness testimony. Currently i c lee county clearing land where once rookeries of coyntless huge white birds used 2 live. They probs cleared gopher tortoises 2 just no way 2 prove.
makes me wonder who looked in to this. Since climate denying and people who swear chemicals used by farming does nothing to other wildlife. It easy for misinformation to tell you its nothing to worry about. Usually it is something to worry about.
I'm glad to hear you're not a climate denier. I'm from the government, and want you to know that if you just pay us higher taxes and grant us greater centralized control over your life and the economy, we can and will control the weather for you.
@@scottcantdance804 Study the real science you mindless child! The government has been dragging their feet on doing something. Was it the government in the 1800s who realized coal causes carbon release that causes warming. Jesus, grow up.
Northern Australia still has abundant sugar cane fields. However the industry has slashed farm runoff issues through applied science and practice change. How about less slogan shouting and more conversation. Give it a go.
Please look up the effects of algae blooms in the Gulf ot Mexico and you will have a small understanding of how water can be deprived of oxygen and then suffocate the wildlife living there. @@pauld.b7129
Oh it may be related to lower frequencies alright, infrared kept in the atmosphere due to an increase in atmospheric greenhouse gasses caused by fossil fuels. But this seems like it may be the result of chemical run off or something.
Oh it may be related to lower frequencies alright, infrared kept in the atmosphere due to an increase in atmospheric greenhouse gasses caused by fossil fuels. But this seems like it may be the result of chemical run off or something
Fish can be contaminated with T. gondii oocysts, which can enter the marine environment through freshwater run-offs like untreated sewage discharges and soil flooding.
Fish can be contaminated with T. gondii oocysts, which can enter the marine environment through freshwater run-offs like untreated sewage discharges and soil flooding.
Well, no, not if it keeps warming. It will not only harm primary producing phytoplankton themselves, it will disrupt ocean circulation and therefore cause issues with phenologic mismatch causing more starving at upwelling migration points and destroying trophic relations. In other words, increase of extinction.
@@kjnoah "Refuse to see reality"? And really, all it would take is knocking the whales extinct to decrease the phytoplankton, and they're already being effected by warmth in many ways, hence coral bleaching. And since phytoplankton contribute to over 50% of the oxygen you breath you should be a little concerned about those little creatures. Plus phytoplankton are the basis of Marine trophic relations because they have photosynthesizing cyanobacteria (like land plants that hold their symbiotic cyanobacteria cousins called chloroplasts are the foundation of terrestrial trophic relations), so their upwelling brings vast global migrations to feed. In these migrations nutrients are cycled through a variety of things like whale feces (from eating the phytoplankton) which causes growth of phytoplankton. Decrease of phytoplankton means decrease of whales, decrease of whales means decrease of phytoplankton. 🤷 And we're already seeing a decline in certain whale species, a negative effect on phytoplankton, a phenological shift in terrestrial plants, an alteration of the Gulf Stream and seemingly a weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation that creates lower southernly Atlantic ocean circulation to the Antarctic as related to the easterly Gulf Stream movement. 🤔 Please tell me, what did I miss professor? -Increased warming leads to, -Increased melting leads to, -Decreased downwelling leads to, -Decreased southward Atlantic pump leads to, -Decreased upwelling leads to, -Decreased vertical migration of phytoplankton, -Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to, -Decreased phytoplankton leads to, -Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to, -Decreased phytoplankton leads to, -Decreased whales AND FISH!
@@kjnoah Refuse to see reality"? And really, all it would take is knocking the whales extinct to decrease the phytoplankton, and they're already being effected by warmth in many ways, hence coral bleaching. And since phytoplankton contribute to over 50% of the oxygen you breath you should be a little concerned about those little creatures. Plus phytoplankton are the basis of Marine trophic relations because they have photosynthesizing cyanobacteria (like land plants that hold their symbiotic cyanobacteria cousins called chloroplasts are the foundation of terrestrial trophic relations), so their upwelling brings vast global migrations to feed. In these migrations nutrients are cycled through a variety of things like whale feces (from eating the phytoplankton) which causes growth of phytoplankton. Decrease of phytoplankton means decrease of whales, decrease of whales means decrease of phytoplankton. 🤷 And we're already seeing a decline in certain whale species, a negative effect on phytoplankton, a phenological shift in terrestrial plants, an alteration of the Gulf Stream and seemingly a weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation that creates lower southernly Atlantic ocean circulation to the Antarctic as related to the easterly Gulf Stream movement. 🤔 Please tell me, what did I miss professor? -Increased warming leads to, -Increased melting leads to, -Decreased downwelling leads to, -Decreased southward Atlantic pump leads to, -Decreased upwelling leads to, -Decreased vertical migration of phytoplankton, -Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to, -Decreased phytoplankton leads to, -Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased whales and FISH leads to, -Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to, -Decreased phytoplankton leads to, -Decreased whales AND FISH!
Marine Biologist here, usually this behavior, especially the beaching, is caused by parasites affecting the brain. Yes, chemicals can also do it. There has been an explosion in marine parasitic infections in recent decades, I would be curious to know what they found in that regard.
I have nightmares about the things we’ve dumped into the ocean where it’s gone what it’s doing in deep water blahhhgghh
Chemical runoff, over fishing, pollution and trash, and high temperatures help toxic bactetia and microscopic creatures to bloom
ty for not disabling comments
The death of a thousand cuts.Discharges,runoff,chemicals,
fertilizers,nutrients,septic tanks,overpopulation,loss of habitat,pollution etc.
There used to be thousands of sawfish all across Florida.
But no fishing allowed...well...
yeah but 1000s aren’t in florida anymore cause people fished anyways and just didn’t tell
@RalseiGaming The loss of seagrass caused their numbers to decline. Seagrass beds are their main habitat.
@ that as well was a major factor
Thank u 4 remembering these precious florida wildlife.
Please always rememeber the gov okeechobee corps of engineering lied 4 over 1 year and then finally admitted... re the release of cynobacterias and other water toxins. Into the natural water course all the way 2 the gulf of mexico. The year 2018 or 2019. The kill on caloosahatchi and barrier islands was complete. Huge swarms of corpse flys everywhere. The apex predators were in the canals and backyards begging humans 4 food. Some days u could barely breath. This is a factual eyewitness testimony. Currently i c lee county clearing land where once rookeries of coyntless huge white birds used 2 live. They probs cleared gopher tortoises 2 just no way 2 prove.
This sounds like what happened to the cats in Japan from eating fish exposed to toxic runoff.
makes me wonder who looked in to this. Since climate denying and people who swear chemicals used by farming does nothing to other wildlife. It easy for misinformation to tell you its nothing to worry about. Usually it is something to worry about.
I'm glad to hear you're not a climate denier. I'm from the government, and want you to know that if you just pay us higher taxes and grant us greater centralized control over your life and the economy, we can and will control the weather for you.
99℅ of species that ever existed on earth went extinct without humans involvement at all
🥜
@@scottcantdance804 Scott is the minority everybody point and laugh
@@scottcantdance804
Study the real science you mindless child! The government has been dragging their feet on doing something. Was it the government in the 1800s who realized coal causes carbon release that causes warming. Jesus, grow up.
big sugar and Okeechobee run offs are your answer
Its because the ocean temperature has gotten up 100 degrees in the Florida Keys
I heard them say the warmer temperatures kill off the poisonous algae, what did you hear?
Too many people
Isn't this a major drug trafficking route? Are the fish high?
*STOP USING FERTILIZER, ROCK SALT AND FOSSIL FUELS*
I have been wondering what is happening .
Can you say plastics ?
Electric Universe
Stop Big Sugar!
wildlife needs us now
And there's always the stupid one that blames only sugar
@@CedarSproutHomestead
And there’s always that troll it all in the comments that adds nothing to the conversation.
Northern Australia still has abundant sugar cane fields. However the industry has slashed farm runoff issues through applied science and practice change. How about less slogan shouting and more conversation. Give it a go.
The workers and families...screw them!
No oxygen ... How would you react trying to get air
lil bro a youtube scientist fr (leave your dumb opinions at the door and let the experts do their thing)
No oxygen in H2o? 😂
Please look up the effects of algae blooms in the Gulf ot Mexico and you will have a small understanding of how water can be deprived of oxygen and then suffocate the wildlife living there. @@pauld.b7129
@@pauld.b7129
They're talking about anoxia genius. Anoxia causes a decrease of the oxygen MOLECULE, O2, in water causing die offs.
@@pauld.b7129
They're talking about anoxia genius. Anoxia causes a decrease of the oxygen MOLECULE, O2, in water causing die offs.
Cocaine..mystery solved
When I first saw this issue I couldn't help think that it may have been related to fentanyl usage.
Very interesting
Looks like whirling disease
E.L.F
Oh it may be related to lower frequencies alright, infrared kept in the atmosphere due to an increase in atmospheric greenhouse gasses caused by fossil fuels. But this seems like it may be the result of chemical run off or something.
Oh it may be related to lower frequencies alright, infrared kept in the atmosphere due to an increase in atmospheric greenhouse gasses caused by fossil fuels. But this seems like it may be the result of chemical run off or something
Prions
Lots of professors in this chat 😂😂😂
Toxoplasma gondii
Fish can be contaminated with T. gondii oocysts, which can enter the marine environment through freshwater run-offs like untreated sewage discharges and soil flooding.
Fish can be contaminated with T. gondii oocysts, which can enter the marine environment through freshwater run-offs like untreated sewage discharges and soil flooding.
Sounds like ocean warming will save the fish.
Well, no, not if it keeps warming. It will not only harm primary producing phytoplankton themselves, it will disrupt ocean circulation and therefore cause issues with phenologic mismatch causing more starving at upwelling migration points and destroying trophic relations. In other words, increase of extinction.
@@whatabouttheearth Sounds great to me. Only those that refuse to see reality will suffer.
@@whatabouttheearth I doubt that, you seem to be making quite a few assumptions outside of facts.
@@kjnoah
"Refuse to see reality"?
And really, all it would take is knocking the whales extinct to decrease the phytoplankton, and they're already being effected by warmth in many ways, hence coral bleaching. And since phytoplankton contribute to over 50% of the oxygen you breath you should be a little concerned about those little creatures. Plus phytoplankton are the basis of Marine trophic relations because they have photosynthesizing cyanobacteria (like land plants that hold their symbiotic cyanobacteria cousins called chloroplasts are the foundation of terrestrial trophic relations), so their upwelling brings vast global migrations to feed. In these migrations nutrients are cycled through a variety of things like whale feces (from eating the phytoplankton) which causes growth of phytoplankton. Decrease of phytoplankton means decrease of whales, decrease of whales means decrease of phytoplankton.
🤷 And we're already seeing a decline in certain whale species, a negative effect on phytoplankton, a phenological shift in terrestrial plants, an alteration of the Gulf Stream and seemingly a weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation that creates lower southernly Atlantic ocean circulation to the Antarctic as related to the easterly Gulf Stream movement.
🤔 Please tell me, what did I miss professor?
-Increased warming leads to,
-Increased melting leads to,
-Decreased downwelling leads to,
-Decreased southward Atlantic pump leads to,
-Decreased upwelling leads to, -Decreased vertical migration of phytoplankton,
-Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to,
-Decreased phytoplankton leads to,
-Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to,
-Decreased phytoplankton leads to,
-Decreased whales AND FISH!
@@kjnoah
Refuse to see reality"?
And really, all it would take is knocking the whales extinct to decrease the phytoplankton, and they're already being effected by warmth in many ways, hence coral bleaching. And since phytoplankton contribute to over 50% of the oxygen you breath you should be a little concerned about those little creatures. Plus phytoplankton are the basis of Marine trophic relations because they have photosynthesizing cyanobacteria (like land plants that hold their symbiotic cyanobacteria cousins called chloroplasts are the foundation of terrestrial trophic relations), so their upwelling brings vast global migrations to feed. In these migrations nutrients are cycled through a variety of things like whale feces (from eating the phytoplankton) which causes growth of phytoplankton. Decrease of phytoplankton means decrease of whales, decrease of whales means decrease of phytoplankton.
🤷 And we're already seeing a decline in certain whale species, a negative effect on phytoplankton, a phenological shift in terrestrial plants, an alteration of the Gulf Stream and seemingly a weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation that creates lower southernly Atlantic ocean circulation to the Antarctic as related to the easterly Gulf Stream movement.
🤔 Please tell me, what did I miss professor?
-Increased warming leads to,
-Increased melting leads to,
-Decreased downwelling leads to,
-Decreased southward Atlantic pump leads to,
-Decreased upwelling leads to, -Decreased vertical migration of phytoplankton,
-Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to,
-Decreased phytoplankton leads to,
-Decrease food for whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased whales and FISH leads to,
-Decreased oceanic nutrients leads to,
-Decreased phytoplankton leads to,
-Decreased whales AND FISH!
Tbh this is just evolution at work. The dumb fish that don’t function will spin in circles while others figure out how not to spin in circles
BS. All those other theories were garbage. I wonder if it wasn't some kind of magnetic field anomaly?
What scientific credentials or expertise supports your opinion?
Bruh
florida-uh "the healthcare state"