巨大（な） 100-続けざまに猛撃する moonfish which typically lives in the tropics is 設立する dead on an Oregon beach: 専門家s believe it traveled north to escape warming waters 原因（となる）d by 気候 change

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A 巨大（な）, 100-続けざまに猛撃する 'moonfish' was 設立する dead on a beach in Seaside, Oregon last week, which 専門家s say could shed light on the extent of 気候 change.

The moonfish, also known as the opah, was three-and-a-half feet long and is typically 設立する in 熱帯の and temperate waters, but as oceans warm because of 気候 change, 海洋 life is 長，率いるing north to escape cooler waters.

These fish can grow up to six feet long, but Heidi Dewar, a 研究 biologist with 国家の 大洋の and Atmospheric 行政 (NOAA) 漁業s, told the Washington 地位，任命する: ‘I wouldn’t 推定する／予想する an opah that size to 普通は be off Oregon.’

Along with 供給するing insight into 気候 change, 野性生物 公式の／役人s hope to use the fish to learn about the basic biology and 生態学 of opah, which is still a mystery to the 科学の community 予定 to a 欠如（する） of 研究.

Dewar told the Washington 地位，任命する that the fish will be frozen and dissected by students to 暴露する it secrets.

A 巨大（な）, 100-続けざまに猛撃する opah fish was 設立する dead on a beach in Seaside, Oregon last week, which 専門家s say could shed light on the 延長する of 気候 change

She also explained that the contents of the stomach can help 決定する its diet and tissue can 明らかにする／漏らす where the fish lived.

The opah was 報告（する）／憶測d to the Seaside 水槽 Wednesday, July 14.

The 素晴らしい electric blue and orange creature laid on the beach with one fin raised in the 空気／公表する and its beady 注目する，もくろむ 星／主役にするing toward its 支援する.

The Seaside 水槽 株d the 告示 in a Facebook 地位，任命する, which 公式文書，認めるs it is very rare to see an opah this large so far up north because they are 限られた／立憲的な to temperate waters in the Southern 半球.?

The opah, or moonfish, was three and a half feet long and is typically 設立する in 熱帯の and temperate waters, but as oceans warm 海洋 life is 長，率いるing north to escape cooler waters

Along with 供給するing insight into 気候 change, 野性生物 公式の／役人s hope to use the fish to learn about the basic biology and 生態学 of opah, which is a mystery to the 科学の community

However, the fish have been 設立する in Oregon before ? in 2009, a 97-続けざまに猛撃する opah was caught was caught 37 miles off of the Columbia River Mouth.

This month's 発見 of a dead opah 同時に起こる／一致するs with a 熟考する／考慮する 解放（する）d in April 2021 that 設立する warming oceans have 軍隊d tens of thousands of 海洋 種類 to abandon their 熱帯の homes along the 赤道 and relocate to cooler waters.

研究員s, led by the University of Auckland, 設立する a 集まり exodus of nearly 50,000 種類 含むing fish, mollusks, birds and 珊瑚s that have moved に向かって the 政治家s since 1955, によれば the 熟考する／考慮する published in the 定期刊行物 PNAS.

Scientists say, 種類 that can move are moving to escape warming surface 気温s that 現在／一般に 普通の／平均（する） 68F (20C). ?

The opah was 報告（する）／憶測d to the Seaside 水槽 Wednesday.?The 素晴らしい electric blue and orange creature laid on the beach with one fin raised in the 空気／公表する and its beady 注目する，もくろむ 星／主役にするing toward its 支援する

The Seaside 水槽 株d the 告示 in a Facebook 地位，任命する, which 公式文書，認めるs it is very rare to see an opah this large so far up north

The findings show that rising 気温s are making 熱帯の 地域s unbearable for native 種類, but these creatures are relocating to subtropical waters, or even toward the 政治家s, which are also warming.

上級の author 示す Costello, a professor of 海洋 biology at the University of Auckland, told AFP: '全世界の warming has been changing life in the ocean for at least 60 years.'

Our findings show a 減少（する） of about 1,500 種類 at the 赤道.

'This will continue throughout the cent ury, but the pace will depend on how we 減ずる―or not―温室 gas 放出／発行s.'