Antarctic Wildlife “Sunburnt” Due to Ozone Hole: Shocking Effects Revealed!
Sydney, Australia – Scientists have found that Antarctic wildlife is experiencing sunburn due to the depletion of the ozone hole. The thinning of the ozone layer allows harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays to penetrate, affecting various species in the region. Researchers in Antarctica have noted an increase in sunburn and skin cancer among marine animals such as crabs and sea spiders. These creatures, not used to high levels of UV radiation, are suffering the consequences of …