- El Niño is causing ocean warming and dwindling fish stocks along the Pacific coast, wreaking havoc across Central America and Peru.
- El Niño is causing the decline of Galapagos marine iguanas, leading to trafficking exploitation near Guayaquil.
El Niño has wiped out macroalgae food sources in the Galápagos, prompting warnings about species jeopardy.
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El Niño has wiped out macroalgae food sources in the Galápagos, prompting warnings about species jeopardy.
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