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The Washington Post

Ocean animals face a mass extinction from climate change

By Sarah Kaplan

Warming waters are cooking creatures in their own habitats. Many species are slowly suffocating as oxygen leaches out of the seas. Even populations that have managed to withstand the ravages of overfishing, pollution and habitat…

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