Sea off Thai island turns green
Summary
The sea near Ko Lan island in Thailand has turned bright green because of a large growth of plankton, tiny water organisms. While this change is keeping tourists away from the water, scientists are more worried about the dropping oxygen levels below the surface.Key Facts
- The water near Ko Lan island in Thailand has turned green.
- This green color is caused by a plankton bloom, which is a rapid increase of tiny sea plants and animals.
- Tourists are avoiding swimming because of the unusual color.
- Scientists are concerned about decreasing oxygen levels under the water.
- Low oxygen in the water can harm marine life.
- The situation suggests environmental changes affecting the sea near the island.
- Plankton blooms can happen naturally but may be linked to water conditions like temperature or pollution.
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