Ken Whelan

What are the currents doing?

This is really important.

Because these changes may very well be leading to a situation where we see some of these currents moving.

And you've probably seen on the paper again this week, this talk about perhaps a reduction in terms of the power of what they call the AMOC, which is a great big current that really is similar to our Gulf Stream.

And they're very worried that this Gulf Stream may, over time, reduce in terms of the amount of warm water that it's bringing towards us and towards our shores.

But I'm just explaining this in the context of the overall marine and how the marine environment is changing.

And as I say, I'm not sure there was a record, maybe Eanna knows, a record of a Greenland shark in Ireland before.

I don't remember hearing that.

First one, I think, yeah, that's right.