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Study Warns of Marine Invasions in Hormuz
An international study warns that the stopping of more than 1,500 ships in the Strait of Hormuz leads to the accumulation of invasive marine organisms on their hulls, which may cause the spread of invasive marine species that compete with native species and cause global environmental and economic damage. The study explains that ships停留 for months doubles the chances of transferring these organisms to other regions, especially since some of these organisms can tolerate high temperatures and salinity, increasing their chances of survival and spread. The study recommends cleaning ship hulls and implementing strict monitoring procedures to reduce the transfer of invasive species through ports.
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