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Fishing Cats Are Sounding the Alarm!
Fishing cats in Thailand are being pushed out of their marshy homes by land development and are now living closer to humans—sometimes even snacking on chickens! But here’s the wild part: scientists found microplastics in their bodies, and since these cats are top predators (just like us), what’s happening to them could happen to us too. Their decline could mess up the whole ecosystem. Conservationists are getting creative to save them, but this is a wake-up call about pollution and protecting wildlife! #Science #WildlifeWednesday #EcoAlert
2025-07-29
Home Phone
sadly more proof that we're killing everything 😪
07-29
Springfield, OR
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RonaldoRolabdo Reyna
bring back paper wrapped items if you're so worried about it..dont you know paper is the only renewable source we have instead of chopping down forests andbuilding homes replant trees and you get rid of plastic use by 80% and the humans you ask well do put a rubber on them
07-29
Chino, CA
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Melody Edwards
When is this going to stop. You can not keep taking our wildlife habitat. Stop breeding
07-29
Bradenton, FL
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DogFam
The Word says hell and destruction is never full because man's eyes are never satisfied. Mankind has destroyed everything out of greed. We're all guilty rather it be as the manufacturer or the consumer. We should be ashamed.
07-29
Henderson, NV
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Ann Sheloski
this is saddening and angering at the same time 😢😢🤬🤬
07-29
West Glens Falls, NY
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janet w
I have said for years that the convenience of plastics is harming!!!! We use to use glass & non-toxic metals & had less problems & less waste, less in our dumps!!!! Less greenhouse effects. Instead of ingratiating ppl teach them how to use the recyclable materials that worked for years & was healthier.
07-30
Plymouth, IN
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Joyce Skinner
We have to save these Fishing cats 🙏🏼
07-30
Fargo, ND
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Adrian Tremayne
Micro plastics are being found everywhere and in everything, including human tissues. They've even been found in the bottom of the Marianas Trench - the deepest spot in the ocean anywhere. It's as far down from sea level as the top of Mt Everest is above sea level. They've been found in the ice in Antarctica. We've already polluted the whole planet. The best we can do is mitigate the damages. Unfortunately, that's about as likely as all the nuclear weapons in the world being dismantled.
07-31
Rochester, NY
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Carolann Bullard
blessings fishing cats ❣️🎁🍀🌹
07-31
Wilmington, NC
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DALE ABBOTT
how many more stories need to be reported about plastics now showing up in our blood?
when will it worldwide be discussed?
is the pfoas plastics effecting newborns?
will genetic changes happen?
glass doesn't leaching!
buying bottled water containing what we are trying to avoid! if we the people don't address this yourself, govt. won't.
purchase a good water system if you want fresh purified water and get Purity. with Security!
07-30
West Haven, CT
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