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Ocean temperatures are remarkably consistent year round, moderating the climate.
So what are the implications of increased ocean temperatures?
Climate change was pushing ocean temperatures beyond many species' tolerance.
Added to this is the fact that ocean temperatures have an enormous influence on weather.
And warmer ocean temperatures mean there is more energy available to fuel severe storms like Irene.
This combination could make them more resistant to coral bleaching caused by rising ocean temperatures.
Rising ocean temperatures, the power source of hurricanes, and rising sea level, add to the problem.
Ocean temperatures are rising very quickly, so bleaching events are becoming more frequent and more severe.
Nasa oceanographer John Willis found that ocean temperatures have been falling since at least 2003.
Fossil fuel emissions have pushed ocean temperatures higher, causing three severe coral bleaching events since 1998.
Warmer ocean temperatures have stunted the growth of the kelp that uni eat.
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