How did the WW2 effect the marine and ocean life?

I do not know the short term effect of world war 2 on the marine environment. However, I can imagine that the large bombs dropped in the ocean to sink aircraft carriers would have killed a wide range of fish, dolphins, fish and other marine life w... read more

However, I can imagine that the large bombs dropped in the ocean to sink aircraft carriers would have killed a wide range of fish, dolphins, fish and other marine life when they exploded ( in New Quinea I have seen first hand the devastation to nearly all life on a local coral reef by small hand held dynamite that is exploded to ‘fish’). read more

Plastic kills fish, birds, marine mammals and sea turtles, destroys habitats and even affects animals’ mating rituals, which can have devastating consequences and can wipe out entire species. Learn more about ocean pollution and how it affects marine life and humanity with the infographic below. read more

Early man began to interact with the oceans where sources of marine life were some of the main food items for cultures living near the shore. read more