Breaking News English

Paragraph 2

Baum analyzed 42 teeth from blacktip reef sharks at an  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch in Germany. He put the teeth in two  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch water tanks for eight weeks. The  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch water in one tank had a pH level similar to current ocean  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch. The water in the other tank was more  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch. Baum found that the teeth in the more acidic water had visible damage. This included  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch, root decay, and structural deterioration. He said ongoing  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch could impact how sharks feed. He added that  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch damage could  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch trigger "domino effects" across many marine  acidicaquariumaveragescavitiesdamageecosystemspotentiallysaltseparatesuch.