As global carbon emissions continue to heat the planet, life below the water is greatly impacted by the rising temperatures — oceans absorb around 93% of climate change heat. Entire coral reefs, which are the foundation for the oceans’ ecosystems and vital to the health of more than a quarter of all marine species, are dying off from overheating and pollution. They react to the overheating stress by natural expelling their algae, which results in bleaching. Over 75% of the world’s coral reefs are endangered, and another 25% of that is damaged beyond repair.