The most frequent purpose of death, a crew of researchers confirmed in 2018, used to be probably physiological stress from warming seas and oxygen loss, by a product of the local weather trade brought about through greenhouse gases. Two scientists who made that 2018 discovery argue that, if our very own greenhouse emissions proceed unchecked, warming waters and oxygen loss at sea may want to by way of themselves lead to a mass extinction rivaling the planet’s 5 worst catastrophes. Denise Breitburg, an ocean oxygen professional at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, who did no longer take part the study, calls the findings stark however important.

They amassed information on how temperatures are already altering and then used laptop simulations to locate out how the vital oxygen tolerance and minimum habitat of every species required would probably alternate as temperatures proceed to rise. 

Blue dragon common name was given to it for it's color. There is little knowledge about Glaucus Atlanticus behaviour and life because it lives in the open sea where it is difficult to observe it. As an adult, the blue dragon measures 3 centimeters and 5 centimeters long.

Scorpion fish (Pterois miles) have been seen in the Mediterranean by the Ispra, that warn immediately fishermen and divers about danger. Also in this way they can monitor the spread of the species. The early warnings of 2 years ago about scorpion fish's arrival there were effective to prevent in Italy poisonings. Which have happened in other States, where this fish which have been mistaken for edibles, have been sold. 

Rabbit fish's observations have increased in recent times. Today rabbit fish is present on the island of Lampedusa's waters. Also it has been seen many times in eastern Sicily and on the coasts of Puglia. Rabbit fish is a species native to the Red Sea, it lives in shallow waters up to a maximum of 40 meters even if it is more frequent to meet it between 15 and 20 meters. 

Reticulated file fish nowadays is considered uncommon and it has been reported on Ionan Sea and on the Sicily's coasts. It belongs to the Monacanthidae family. It has a high and compressed, almost polygonal shape, a large head with a terminal mouth and incisor teeth. It also has rounded tail, rought skin covered with small scales. It is brown to olive green in color.