Exploring the Impact of Plastic on Marine Life

The video discusses the harmful effects of plastic pollution, highlighting how plastics absorb toxins and enter the food chain, affecting wildlife and eventually humans. It introduces the Great Pacific Garbage Patch as a significant environmental issue and suggests reducing single-use plastic to mitigate these problems.

What makes plastic particularly dangerous when it enters the food chain?

• It is indigestible

• It is colorful

• It absorbs toxins

• It is biodegradable

Which animals are primarily affected by plastic pollution?

• Land mammals

• Birds

• Marine animals

• Insects

Where is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch located?

• Between Hawaii and California

• Between Japan and the USA

• Near the Arctic Ocean

• In the Indian Ocean

What is a significant consequence of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?

• Increased shipping costs

• Marine life extinction

• Tourism decline

• All of the above

What is recommended to reduce the impact of plastic pollution?

• Using more plastic bags

• Increasing plastic production

• Reducing single-use plastic usage

• Ignoring recycling guidelines

How long does the average person use a plastic bag?

• About 30 minutes

• Over an hour

• Several hours

• Less than 15 minutes