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One cold, windy day last week, a neat snake of people dressed in muted business casual shuffled in double-file outside ABC’s studios at 66th and Columbus, waiting to receive a color-coded wristband that would permit them to audition for Shark Tank. 500 of them will make it through the doors today, a small fraction of the roughly 45,000 people who audition for the best show on TV each year.

In a new report published in the Nature Climate Change journal, researchers at the University of Exeter have determined that many cold water species of fish will be leaving the North Sea as it rapidly warms, marking an end for many of England’s fishy favorites. The report notes that the North Sea will warm by 1.8 degrees within the next 50 years. With the warming temperatures, the haddock and other traditionally native fish could all but disappear from England's Northern shores.