Whales on the Thai coast died of swallowing many nylon bags
The whale was found washed up on the Thai coast earlier this week in a state of poor intolerance.
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The whale was found washed up on the Thai coast earlier this week in a state of poor intolerance.
Worryingly, this dangerous situation can affect animals and even humans who eat poisoned fish.
Perhaps many people already know, one of the most pressing environmental problems that people need to solve is the huge amount of waste that is released to the ocean eve…
Recently, scientists from Newcastle University (UK) have discovered extremely surprisingly about marine life living on the deepest ocean on Earth (up to now).
The people of California, USA, were extremely confused when they saw thousands of strange and plastic-like strange creatures washed ashore.
The clip back to the whole process of pulling the plastic straw tightly into the nostril, the turtle has received great attention from the online community right after a…
Great Barrier Reef coral reefs, Queensland-Australia eat plastic debris in the ocean. This new finding has made scientists extremely concerned.
At our dining table, sooner or later there will be seafood stuffed with toxic plastic micro-molecules. The diet of marine life has changed.
Essica Ward researcher at the University of Minnesota in Saint Paul, USA, has found more impact from BPA, when she exposed two B-tail and black-tailed Shiner fish to eac…
Sea turtles are at risk of extinction because they eat plastic bags that they mistakenly think are jellyfish.
Oceanographer David Gallo, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) as he boarded his ship anchored in the area where the Titanic was resting, saw evidence of a much…
In the first study to look at what happens to the billions of tons of plastic waste floating on the ocean over the years, scientists have reported that plastic, the mate…
Scientists have just completed a special expedition into the region.
The ocean called for help by billions of kilograms of plastic floated on the surface of the sea, there was a material that was difficult to decompose and decomposed at a…
According to Greenpeace, more than 6.4 million tons of waste are thrown into the sea each year, of which 60 to 80% are plastics, and 70% of them are sunk to the bottom.