 But it is also, you know, heat waves don't just happen, you know, on the land here in Texas or anywhere else where, you know, we humans register them and think about them. They also happen in the oceans for the same kinds of reasons, changes in circulation patterns. The fact that the ocean, you know, absorbs 90% of the additional heat from global warming, from, you know, from the additional levels of CO2 in the atmosphere, 90% of it is going into the oceans.