El Nino: A phenomenon supercharged by climate change
- Anchovies are an unlikely bellwether for a building climatic event, but their disappearance from the coast of South America is heralding one of the biggest El Ninos in living memory.
- These small fish usually live in colossal shoals along the Pacific coast of South America, feeding in the cold, nutrient-rich waters.
- Fishermen in Peru and Chile eagerly await the fishing season every year, but every now and then, it does not come as planned.
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- Anchovies are an unlikely bellwether for a building climatic event, but their disappearance from the coast of South America is heralding one of the biggest El Ninos in living memory.
- These small fish usually live in colossal shoals along the Pacific coast of South America, feeding in the cold, nutrient-rich waters.
- Fishermen in Peru and Chile eagerly await the fishing season every year, but every now and then, it does not come as planned.
Sources: Al Jazeera