Have you ever wondered what goes on deep beneath the surface of the ocean? The ocean is the least explored frontier on the planet. Because it's so huge, it will be almost impossible to ever know exactly what is going on under the sea. One of the things we do know, is that human trash is one of the greatest killers of sea creatures. Plastic grocery bags, which, to sea turtles, look like it's favorite snack, a jellyfish, usually choke the turtles, weakening the already endangered species. When you go to a beach, make sure to pick up after yourself. Any trash you leave behind, could be responsible for injuring or even killing an animal. If you feel like being super helpful to the planet when you are at the beach, clean up a few pieces of other people's trash. Working together, we can help ourselves and the animals that are being most effected by our trash. Help keep our oceans beautiful!!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Hi! It's Hannah
Have you ever wondered what goes on deep beneath the surface of the ocean? The ocean is the least explored frontier on the planet. Because it's so huge, it will be almost impossible to ever know exactly what is going on under the sea. One of the things we do know, is that human trash is one of the greatest killers of sea creatures. Plastic grocery bags, which, to sea turtles, look like it's favorite snack, a jellyfish, usually choke the turtles, weakening the already endangered species. When you go to a beach, make sure to pick up after yourself. Any trash you leave behind, could be responsible for injuring or even killing an animal. If you feel like being super helpful to the planet when you are at the beach, clean up a few pieces of other people's trash. Working together, we can help ourselves and the animals that are being most effected by our trash. Help keep our oceans beautiful!!
Have you ever wondered what goes on deep beneath the surface of the ocean? The ocean is the least explored frontier on the planet. Because it's so huge, it will be almost impossible to ever know exactly what is going on under the sea. One of the things we do know, is that human trash is one of the greatest killers of sea creatures. Plastic grocery bags, which, to sea turtles, look like it's favorite snack, a jellyfish, usually choke the turtles, weakening the already endangered species. When you go to a beach, make sure to pick up after yourself. Any trash you leave behind, could be responsible for injuring or even killing an animal. If you feel like being super helpful to the planet when you are at the beach, clean up a few pieces of other people's trash. Working together, we can help ourselves and the animals that are being most effected by our trash. Help keep our oceans beautiful!!
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