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                           Plastic Oceans

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                           Plastic Oceans

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Practically all marine life can be put at risk by plastic.

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The smaller the particle is, the easier it is to be consumed by animals, which don't know how to differentiate between plastic and food.

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Only in the United States, 38 billion plastic bottles are discarded each year. Worldwide, each person uses and discards about 136 kilograms of disposable plastic for year.

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The amount of plastic found is frightening, and for improvements, we need to count on society and especially with those responsible for public coping policies.

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Pollution doesn't only harm the environment. The plastic a fish eats contains toxins, and that same fish serves as food for humans.

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There are the plastic islands, which are made by the accumulation of plastic, and the plastic fog, made by microplastics, which are formed by breaking the floating plastic material in the oceans

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In the last 10 years we have made more plastic than in the last century.

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The trash thrown on the beaches is carried by the currents to the oceans (there are 5 oceans in total)

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The documentary "Plastic oceans" talks about a group of scientists who are looking for the blue whale, but they end up realizing something else: the amount of plastic in the ocean. Throughout the video they report on how plastics get there and the problems they cause.