Ships stranded in Hormuz may trigger marine outbreak

The article discusses the environmental risks posed by biofouling, the accumulation of marine organisms on the hulls of idle ships stranded in the Persian Gulf after the Strait of Hormuz closed. Researchers warn that prolonged docking increases the spread of invasive species, parasites, and pathogens, potentially causing significant ecological impacts once ships resume movement. Experts emphasize the need for better monitoring, international cooperation, and timely cleaning to mitigate these risks.

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