Global warming brings invasive species to the Mediterranean Sea

The Mediterranean Sea is home to a vast array of marine species, yet global warming is facilitating the arrival of invasive tropical fish from the Red Sea. These newcomers are rapidly displacing native species, which is fundamentally reshaping existing food chains. This ecological shift poses a significant threat to local fisheries, as the balance of the marine ecosystem is altered by the influx of non-native species driven by increasing sea temperatures across the region.