Oceans just shattered all-time temperature records — and it’s not a fluke. A supercharged El Niño combined with human-driven climate change is pushing waters to dangerous new highs, threatening marine life, fisheries, weather patterns, and even our food security. Warmer seas mean dead coral, collapsing fish populations like Peru’s anchovy, and cascading ecological damage that hits communities worldwide. Scientists warn this extreme heat is arriving earlier and faster than ever — with peak temperatures expected by winter — triggering a domino effect that could reshape ocean ecosystems and human survival.
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