Question

Why are some shellfish (ocean animals, like oysters, that have shells) in danger of going extinct? None of the above. Fewer sharks is disrupting the ecosystem for these organisms. C The ocean is getting too salty Carbon in the atmosphere is making the ocean more acidic and they can't build their shells. E Warm water is making less algae (food for shellfish)​

Answer 1

The question is formatted a bit weird. Shellfish are in danger of being extinct because carbon makes the ocean more corrosive and acidic, making it harder for them to build shells.

Answer 2

It's option C

Step-by-step explanation:

Ocean is getting acidic