Sky Erects Plastic Whale in London re Ocean Rescue

Sky Ocean Rescue created a whale sculpture from single-use plastics to raise awareness about ocean pollution. Inspired by a whale found with plastic-filled intestines, the initiative highlights the dangers of plastic ingestion by marine life. The sculpture, made from 250 kg of plastic, represents the amount added to oceans every second. A survey shows public support for reducing single-use plastics. The whale will tour the UK to encourage behavior change, warning that by 2050, plastics could outweigh fish in the oceans.

What inspired the creation of the whale sculpture by Sky Ocean Rescue?

• A scientific study on marine pollution

• A documentary about ocean life

• A stranded whale found on the Norwegian coast

• A public protest against plastic waste

What is the primary material used to create the whale sculpture?

• Glass bottles

• Biodegradable materials

• Single-use plastics

• Recycled metals

According to a survey, what percentage of people support a charge for single-use plastics?

• 75%

• 80%

• 50%

• 66%

What is the purpose of the plastic whale's tour across the UK?

• To raise awareness about plastic pollution

• To support local artists

• To promote tourism

• To sell reusable water bottles

By what year is it predicted that plastics will outweigh fish in the oceans if current trends continue?

• 2040

• 2030

• 2060

• 2050