Every year, millions of tonnes of waste enter aquatic ecosystems, threatening marine life, disrupting food chains, and damaging fragile habitats. Over time, larger materials can break down into microscopic particles that spread throughout the environment.
Protecting our oceans starts with understanding that what we discard does not simply disappear. Our everyday choices can have consequences far beyond what we see.
6 hours agoi_am_klaidukas
HUMANS - Not sharks!!! I’ve not heard of a shark that has made species extinct and neither one of them is going to make us extinct either so yeah - HUMANS are the most dangerous animals all together , be it in ocean or on land - for sure 🦈
7 hours agoco_cole.45
Why you blaming me? If the trash guys are putting it in the ocean go after them i put my trash out twice a week so thats on them
10 hours agokirankumaar.g
Humans dude humans wtf are you showing - you are showing the most strong species on earth*
11 hours agohisdudeness97
Make sure you send this to India, because they need it more than the west does.
13 hours agopauliepc
Let’s put the onus on corporations and deregulations from this administration, more so than everyday working people. They have the power and they can enact real change that can stop these effects.
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