The Great Pacific Garbage Patch explained

The video discusses the vastness of the ocean and how debris, including remnants from the Japanese tsunami, accumulates in the North Pacific garbage patch due to ocean currents. It highlights the seasonal movement of debris towards coastlines, particularly in fall and winter, and the origins and longevity of marine debris. The video also covers ongoing data collection efforts to understand debris characteristics and their impact on wildlife, aiming to inform resource management strategies.

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