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Warm Ocean Temperatures Bring Rare Fish Species to Southern California Waters

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Fishermen in Southern California are experiencing an unusual influx of warm-water fish species in local waters. Rising ocean temperatures linked to El Niño and marine heatwaves are driving the change. Species such as yellowtail and bonito, rarely seen in the region, are now being caught with increasing frequency. While anglers welcome the rare opportunity, experts caution that similar warming events in the past have led to significant environmental consequences.

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