The seafloor near Finland off these land size glaciers are usually home to some aquatic species, but since the water temperature is changing so rapidly, many animals have to leave. This leaves areas normally populated to have nothing but sea star and sponges. My big fear with this is animals like whales that migrate around the world, and if they show up there and there is no food, what will they do.

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  1. AnonymousDecember 6, 2017 at 5:46 PM

    I think that this could become a big issue, like jordan said, it could lead to the larger sea creatures to not have food. This could eventually lead to these animals choosing other animals to eat and messing up the whole food web.

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