These can travel hundreds of miles end up in the ocean where they can be lethal if
ingested by marine animals.
Not exact matches
Tiny microscopic
animals called zooplankton are
ingesting plastic particles at an alarming rate, according to a new study
by Dr. Peter Ross, head of the Ocean Pollution Research Program at Vancouver Aquarium
Marine Science Centre.
Every year, eight million tons of plastic are dumped in waterways and oceans, entangling
marine wildlife and breaking down into tiny pieces that are
ingested by animals and often eaten
by humans.
Ocean plastic can kill
marine animals when they are ensnared
by it or
ingest it in large quantities.