Michael Flores+FollowWorld’s Biggest Iceberg Is Falling Apart!You’ve gotta see this: the world’s largest iceberg, A23a, is now visible from space and literally melting faster than anyone expected. Scientists are freaking out because pools of water are forming on top, speeding up the meltdown. This giant chunk of ice is bigger than LA and could crash into South Georgia island, threatening penguins, seals, and whales. If it gets stuck, local wildlife might lose access to food. Wild times for Antarctica! #Science #IcebergA23a #ClimateChange575Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowOcean Currents Just Flipped—Here’s Why It MattersDid you hear? Satellites just caught a major shift in ocean currents, and scientists are buzzing. These currents are like Earth’s climate superhighways, so when they change, everything from weather to marine life gets thrown off. Think colder winters, weird weather, and fish populations moving in ways we’ve never seen. It’s all tied to climate change, and the ripple effects could hit everything from our seafood to global trade. Wild, right? #Science #ClimateChange #OceanCurrents5927Share
Michael Flores+FollowGlaciers Are Melting Way Faster Than We ThoughtScientists just found out that glaciers in Europe are melting at a record pace—like, entire ice caves are vanishing in months. The Morteratsch Glacier in Switzerland has lost over 9,400 feet since 1881, and now it’s literally too warm for the glacier to exist. Why care? Melting glaciers mean rising sea levels, less fresh water, and more landslides. The only way to stop this is to tackle climate change, and that means everyone—yes, even us—needs to step up. #Science #ClimateChange #GlacierMelting1811Share
martinezlaura+FollowSundarbans Sinking? Sea Levels Are Rising FastThe Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to over 4.5 million people (plus Bengal tigers!), is literally sinking. Sea levels there are rising at double the global average, swallowing islands and threatening wildlife and locals. Women are left to collect prawns in salty water, risking their health, while families are forced to move. Climate change is hitting hard, and this natural storm barrier might not last much longer. Wild, right? #Science #Sundarbans #ClimateChange131Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowBlue Whales Are Going Quiet—And It’s Not GoodBlue whales, the ocean’s biggest singers, have suddenly gone quiet—and scientists are freaking out. Turns out, their favorite food (krill) basically vanished after a massive marine heatwave, leaving them too hungry to sing. Humpbacks kept singing (they eat more stuff), but blue and fin whales just went silent, spending all their energy searching for food. Researchers say climate change is making things worse, and if whales can’t find food, the whole ocean ecosystem could be in trouble. Wild, right? #Science #BlueWhales #ClimateChange3810Share
James Brady+FollowBirds Are Disappearing—Here’s Why It’s ScaryTurns out, it’s not just deforestation hurting our feathered friends. Scientists just found that extreme heat from climate change is causing tropical bird populations to plummet—down 25-38% since 1950! Birds do way more than just look cute; they help control pests and pollinate plants. If they keep vanishing, our ecosystems (and food supply) could get seriously messed up. The takeaway? Cutting greenhouse gases is more urgent than ever if we want to keep birds—and ourselves—thriving. #Science #ClimateChange #Birds31Share
James Brady+FollowOld Ski Lift Pops Up as Glacier Melts!The Alps just dropped a wild throwback: an old ski lift, buried since the '70s, has reappeared on Austria’s Dachstein Glacier thanks to rapid ice melt. Glaciers are shrinking fast—some lose up to four inches a day in summer! It’s not just a cool find; it’s a wake-up call about climate change. Rising temps are making glaciers vanish, raising sea levels and messing with weather everywhere. Wild, right? #Science #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt50Share
Tamara Jones+FollowSea Levels Up 90mm—Here’s Why It MattersDid you know global sea levels have surged by 90mm in just 30 years? Researchers at PolyU used satellite laser tech to track the change, and it turns out most of the rise is from melting land ice—especially in Greenland. The pace is picking up, too, which is a big red flag for climate change. This new data could help predict future sea-level scenarios. Wild how much the planet is changing, right? #Science #ClimateChange #SeaLevelRise1718Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowGiant Iceberg Headed for Australia?!Did you see this? The world’s biggest iceberg, A23a (literally the size of Rhode Island!), is drifting from Antarctica and could spell big trouble for Australia. Scientists are worried it might break up and mess with fishing, wildlife, and even raise sea levels. If the West Antarctic Ice Sheet melts, coastal cities could flood. The only way to stop it? Cut greenhouse gases and protect our planet. Wild times for climate change news! #Science #ClimateChange #Antarctica365Share
James Brady+FollowCoral Graveyards Found Under the Sea 😳Deep-sea explorers just found ancient 'coral graveyards' off Hawai'i and Australia—reefs that died out when oceans warmed and rose thousands of years ago. The scary part? The same things are happening now, but way faster because of climate change. Scientists say these drowned reefs are a warning: if we don’t act, today’s living reefs could be next. Want to help? Cutting back on dirty energy and supporting reef protection makes a real difference! #Science #ClimateChange #CoralReefs500Share
