Current Scenario
- While 11 nonnative invertebrates have established in warmer regions, the coastal waters have seen a minor influx of nonnative species, such as Chilean mussels and crabs.
- However, scientists emphasize the importance of vigilance to prevent these newcomers from forming permanent populations.
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Ocean waters warmed by climate change could open the door for marine invasive species in one of the world’s most pristine ecosystems.
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