What Happened to the Sea Animals?

What is one of the main reasons for the decline in sea animal populations?

• Overfishing

• Pollution

• Habitat destruction

• Climate change

How does pollution affect sea animals?

• Pollution can contaminate the water, reduce oxygen levels, introduce harmful chemicals, and cause physical harm to sea animals.

• Pollution has no impact on sea animals

• Sea animals benefit from pollution

• Pollution only affects land animals

What are some examples of endangered sea animals?

• Vaquita, Sea Turtles, Blue Whales, Hawaiian Monk Seals

• Sharks

• Dolphins

• Jellyfish

Explain the concept of overfishing and its impact on sea animals.

• Overfishing leads to an increase in fish populations and a healthier marine ecosystem.

• Overfishing has no impact on sea animals as they can adapt to changing environments.

• Overfishing is the practice of catching fish in a sustainable manner, benefiting sea animals.

• Overfishing is the unsustainable practice of harvesting fish faster than they can reproduce, leading to a decline in fish populations and disrupting the marine ecosystem.

What role does climate change play in the lives of sea animals?

• Climate change can have detrimental effects on sea animals by altering their habitats, food sources, and migration patterns.

• Climate change has no impact on sea animals

• Sea animals are not affected by climate change

• Sea animals benefit from climate change

How do oil spills harm sea animals?

• Oil spills harm sea animals by coating their fur or feathers, making it hard for them to stay warm, float, or fly. The oil can also be ingested by animals, leading to internal damage and poisoning.

• Oil spills attract more food for sea animals to consume.

• Oil spills help sea animals by providing a protective layer on their skin.

• Oil spills have no impact on sea animals as they are adapted to handle it.

What are some ways humans can help protect sea animals?

• Reduce plastic waste, support sustainable fishing practices, participate in beach clean-ups, advocate for marine conservation policies

• Increase plastic waste, support unsustainable fishing practices, avoid beach clean-ups, ignore marine conservation policies

Describe the importance of marine protected areas for sea animals.

• Sea animals do not need protection from human activities

• Marine protected areas are essential for the conservation of sea animals by providing a safe environment free from human interference.

• Marine protected areas have no impact on sea animals

• Sea animals thrive better in polluted waters

What are the effects of plastic waste on sea animals?

• Plastic waste has no impact on sea animals

• Sea animals benefit from plastic waste

• Plastic waste helps sea animals thrive

• Plastic waste can harm sea animals through ingestion, entanglement, and habitat destruction.

How can individuals contribute to the conservation of sea animals?

• Reduce plastic use, support sustainable seafood practices, participate in beach clean-ups, avoid products that harm marine life, and spread awareness.

• Support unsustainable seafood practices

• Ignore beach clean-ups

• Increase plastic use