The upshot is more plankton, farther north. That attracts more fish.

结果是越往北，浮游越多。于是就吸引了更多的鱼类。

And the plankton, too, are flourishing thanks to global warming.

而且，由于全球变暖也让这些浮游大量繁殖。

So current, plankton, weather, wind as these are all things that may influence manta sightings.

因，洋流、浮游、天气条件和风速都可能会影响我们对蝠鲼的观察。

Recent plankton blooms suggest a warmer Arctic will provide a boost to fisheries there, too.

而浮游的大量繁殖预示着一个较温暖的北极也将处的渔业发展。

The blue hue is caused by chemical reactions in plankton which produced the blue light.

蓝色荧光是由浮游化学反应的。

Lengthen days in the sun's warmth fuel huge blooms of plankton feasted on by many.

白日渐长，温暖的阳光滋养着浮游大量繁殖，供养了许多其它。

Foreman says melting ice endangers polar bears on down to plankton and algae.

福尔曼说，融化的冰危及北极熊的浮游和藻类。

You know, we're, you know, we're losing planktons.

我们正在失去浮游。

But these sharks only eat teeny tiny critters like krill and plankton.

但这些鲨鱼只吃磷虾和浮游等极小的。

Plastic has been found in turtles, seabirds, fish, plankton, shellfish, even bottom-feeding invertebrates.

我们可以在乌龟，海鸟，鱼类，浮游，贝类，甚至无脊椎身体里发现塑料。

You never... maybe never been to the ocean, but your life depends on plankton breathing.

你从来没有......也许你从未去过海洋，但你的命依赖于浮游的呼吸。

In potential food value, however, plankton far outweighs that of the land grasses.

然而就潜在的食价值而言，浮游远胜于草类。

The more plankton there are in our waters, the better things are for everyone.

水中的浮游愈多，对所有都更有利。

The researchers followed the lives of plankton, examined their genetic material and watched their movements.

研究者追踪浮游的活，研究它们的遗传质并观察它们的活。

They receive year round sunlight, but they lack the nutrients essential for the growth of plankton.

虽然充满阳光，但是这里主要缺少浮游长所需的养分。

One kind of stand-in is plankton that lived in the ocean and got preserved in marine sediments.

其中一种替代是活在海洋中并保存在海洋沉积中的浮游。

Both sorts of plankton support, directly or indirectly, the fish and mammals that live in the Arctic Ocean.

同时，这两种浮游都直接或间接地供养了活在北冰洋的鱼类和哺乳类。

These gelatinous carnivores consume plankton and other small sea creatures through a hole in the underside of their bells.

这些胶状肉食捕食 浮游及其他海洋微，通过其钟状躯体下方的嘴进食。

The long-ago seas of the Carboniferous and Devonian swarmed with tiny plankton that wrapped themselves inside tiny protective shells.

泥盆纪和石炭纪的古代海洋里活着大批微小的浮游。它们躲在小小的保护性壳里。

As a possible farmed supplementary food source, however, plankton is gaining considerable interest among marine scientists.

然而，作为一种可能养殖的补充性食资源，浮游正引起了海洋科学家们相当大的兴趣。