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Litter Puts Wildlife And People In Danger
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青蛙造型信箱
海廢浮球變身
A frog-shaped mailbox made from floating waste.
Shark navigating plastic pollution, raising awareness
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Shark Pictures: Versatile HD Imagery for Creative Use
Discover the hidden wonders of shark pictures through our collection, where each image stands as a portal to unseen worlds. With unmatched clarity and depth, these photographs invite viewers on an enchanting voyage to the heart of nature's mysteries. Ideal for those with a curiosity for the unexplored, our visuals offer a unique perspective on the natural world, celebrating its hidden beauty and untold stories.
#tfw when a rockfish gives you the stinkeye. 😐️
Surprisingly large amounts of discarded trash end up in the ocean. Plastic bags, aluminum cans, and fishing debris not only clutter our beaches but also accumulate in open-ocean areas and the deep sea.
The impacts of deep-sea trash often last for years. Near-freezing water, lack of sunlight, and low oxygen concentrations discourage the growth of bacteria and other organisms that can break down debris. Under these conditions, a plastic bag or soda can might persist for decades.
During research expeditions, our team occasionally retrieves trash items from the deep sea. But removing every piece of debris we come across on a large scale is prohibitively expensive and often physically impossible (as in the case of larger objects like this metal sheet).
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World Ocean Day
On World Oceans Day, it is crucial that we unite to protect and preserve these invaluable resources. By recognizing the immense importance of oceans and taking collective action to address issues such as pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction, we can ensure the long-term health and sustainability of our oceans.
New Release: Marine Debris Resource Collection
Marine debris threatens the ocean and its resources, the economy, and safe navigation. Animals like birds, turtles, marine mammals, and other creatures can die when they accidentally swallow or get tangled up in marine debris.
All national marine sanctuaries face the challenges of marine debris and the harmful impacts that come along with managing this problem. The Marine Debris Resource Collection features resources related to the problem of marine debris, NOAA and sanctuary system programs, and the solution to pollution.
Kelp forests are an important ecosystem that support a variety of species and grow predominantly along the Eastern Pacific Coast, from Alask
Over 170 trillion plastic particles are now floating in the ocean A newly released study published in the science journal PLOS ONE reveals the average number of plastic particles in the world’s oceans may have reached over 170 trillion as of 2019. Read more... https://qz.com/170-trillion-plastic-particles-in-the-ocean-study-finds-1850212918
