Hurricanes, heatwaves and rising seas: The impacts of record ocean heat

The world's oceans are like a giant battery that stores heat. They have been absorbing a lot of heat from the Earth's atmosphere, and this has led to record ocean temperatures. The seas are warming up faster than expected, and this will have a big impact on the planet. The ice at the North and South Poles will melt faster, causing the sea levels to rise. This will affect coastal cities around the world. The coral reefs in the oceans are also suffering because of the heat. They are experiencing a big event where a lot of the coral is dying. This is bad for the fish and other creatures that live in the coral reefs. The ocean is also losing oxygen, which is not good for the animals that live there. The warmer oceans are also causing more intense rain and storms. This is making hurricanes and other storms stronger and more dangerous. The warmer oceans are also causing more extreme heatwaves, which can be very dangerous for people. The impact of the warming oceans is being felt all over the world, and it is not good news.