Sat, 09 May 2015
2014 saw the warmest sea surface temperatures on record.
The Government Laboratory found that the last six months of the year exceeded previous records - with August 6 having the highest sea surface.
It resulted in high levels of phytoplankton last year; despite the figures, there was still less reported basking sharks.
Dr Kev Kennington from the Government laboratory says it's had a positive knock on for the Island's queen and king scallop numbers:
Kev Kennington