Azov Sea Salinity Reaches 150-Year High, Enabling Marine Species Migration
The biological composition of the Azov Sea is shifting as marine species previously unable to survive in its waters begin to settle there. Researchers have documented the presence of horse mackerel, red mullet, rays, and spiny dogfish-specifically the lesser spotted dogfish-within the basin. According to the Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the salinity of the water…
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