Wesley Romero+FollowRight Whale Division’s Scary EntanglementNorth Atlantic right whale “Division” was spotted off Georgia with fishing lines wrapped around his head and mouth—yikes. Rescuers managed to remove some gear, but Division’s health is tanking and his survival is up in the air. Whale experts say entanglements like this are sadly common and deadly for these endangered giants. Fingers crossed Division pulls through, but this is a harsh reminder of what ocean wildlife faces every day. #Pets #RightWhale #OceanConservation31Share
William Mckinney+FollowSeal’s Rescue Story Ends in HeartbreakJust when you think a rescued seal is living its best life, reality hits hard. Carrom, a playful gray seal, was saved and released after rehab—only to be found months later tangled in deadly plastic fishing nets. It’s a gut punch for wildlife teams and a wake-up call for us. Ghost gear in the ocean isn’t just a wildlife problem—it’s hurting communities and could end up on our plates. The good news? Biodegradable nets, cleanups, and smarter seafood choices are making waves. Small changes = big impact! #Pets #OceanConservation #WildlifeRescue10Share
martinezlaura+FollowShark Stomach Shocker: Plastic Inside!A dead shark washed up in Scotland, and experts found plastic in its stomach—yikes. Turns out, it’s not just this one: more sharks, whales, and dolphins are showing up stranded, and many species are in decline. Plastic pollution is getting out of hand, and it’s not just bad for sea life—it’s making its way into our food and water, too. Scientists are racing to fix it, but the best move? Use less plastic whenever you can! #Science #PlasticPollution #OceanConservation00Share
