Science, asked by LumpySpacePrincess, 3 months ago

Why do fishermen get less catch during El Niño?​

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Answered by padmavathysivapragas
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In the Pacific Ocean, during the warm (El Niño) phase, the thickness of the top layer of the eastern Pacific Ocean classically increases, thus preventing cold and nutrient-rich deep waters from reaching the surface, dampening primary production, on which fish depend for food.

Answered by ZalimGudiya
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Answer:

In the Pacific Ocean, during the warm (El Niño) phase, the thickness of the top layer of the eastern Pacific Ocean classically increases, thus preventing cold and nutrient-rich deep waters from reaching the surface, dampening primary production, on which fish depend for food

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