When next you want to throw trash in the sea,remember its coming back to you somehow.
Use the trash can always!!! Wait ! There is a floating trash can .see how it works.
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Sunday, May 22, 2016
POLLUTION IN THE OCEAN AND EFFECT ON ANIMALS.
The indiscriminate dumping of trash in the sea is not only hazardous to animals but man as well. A large number of plastic bags,wires,hooks all end up in bellies of animals causing death and also degradation of the environment. Most of these products are plastics which dont decompose easily thus releasing chemicals in the sea and on land gradually leading to various forms of poisoning.
Pollution is a silent killer.
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