We're also welcoming abstracts on marine megafauna and climate change from other regions to create a comprehensive global picture

But climate change is transforming their world: rising ocean temperatures, expanding Oxygen Minimum Zones, and shifts in prey availability from mesopelagic fish to krill (3).

These incredible species constantly traverse vast distances—some crossing entire oceans, others migrating between tropics and poles (2).

Discover how the ocean's giants—whales, dolphins, sea turtles, sharks, and rays—are responding to our changing climate! This symposium features groundbreaking research from the Save the Blue 5 project in the Eastern Tropical Pacific (1).

Among the key findings of this study, we found that 🌸 time has advanced by 3.8 says per decade, on average, across the 11 ⛰️ ranges we studied across southern China 🇨🇳🌏🌐 But, this average trend hides a strong variability, just like for species range shifts #SOTM

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