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Work in progress: Peregocetus underwater. Some changes should probably be made to the proportions of the one that's already there, as well as adding more details to it, and also adding more Peregocetus elsewhere in the composition
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Researchers say even tiny plastic particles less than five millimetres in size can ferry traces of metals like zinc, copper and cadmium into the food chain.
“The study said those toxins, absorbed by the plastic, get into the intertidal ecosystem in three ways:
Leaching from the plastic directly into the water.
Being eaten by animals at the bottom of the food chain.
Sitting as a pollution "point source," or a spot from which pollutants are leaked.”
Ocean clean up / Plastic removal
IN THE SAME BOAT
Women & the Wind: Crossing the Atlantic by Catamaran | Field Mag
In 2022 three women crossed the Atlantic Ocean on a wooden catamaran to document plastic pollution and find adventure, here's how
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Built decades ago, California’s offshore oil platforms are home to a huge diversity of marine life. Now a debate rages over their future
Holly, which was put out of use in 2015, is one of 27 oil rigs built off the coast of California decades ago that have become hotbeds of biological activity. While not natural structures, their platforms have been embedded into the muddy seabed long enough to become part of the ocean environment, providing a home for creatures like mussels and barnacles, which in turn attract larger fish and sea lions that find safety and food there. After two and a half decades of studying the rigs, Bull says it’s clear to her: “These places are extremely productive, both for commercial and recreational fisheries and for invertebrates.”
