marine life
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Update: 700 Marine Species Threatened by Plastic Debris
After researchers just announced that our oceans are riddled with eight million metric tons of plastic, a new comprehensive study found that nearly 700 marine species encounter and are threatened by such debris on a daily basis.
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Oceans Riddled With 8 Million Metric Tons of Plastic
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Extinction Risk for Marine Life Up 25 Percent
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US Navy Sonar Devices Could Threaten Marine Life
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Marine Debris Deadly to Whales, Dolphins
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Jellyfish Riding: More Than a Pastime for These Young Lobsters
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Biodiversity is Shrinking in the Sargasso Sea
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Every Antarctic Creature Known, Mapped
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Marine Protection is 'Inadequate,' Say Experts
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Swimming with Nature: One Man's 7 Ocean Journey Amongst Sharks and Jellyfish
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Calcifiers Struggle in Changing Oceans
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Marine Life Defenseless Against Microplastics
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