megangibson+FollowWhale Migrations Are Getting Risky 🐋Did you know humpback whales are basically dodging an obstacle course now? Their ancient migration routes are getting tangled with shipping lanes, fishing gear, and shark nets—making their journey way more dangerous (and sometimes even fatal). New maps show just how bad it’s gotten, but there’s hope: these tools could help reroute ships and set up safe zones. Healthy whales = healthy oceans = a win for everyone. Would you support rerouting ships to save the whales? #SaveTheWhales #OceanConservation #WildlifeProtection #Science80Share
kellydesiree+FollowHeartbreaking Porpoise Discovery 💔A pregnant porpoise washed up on a UK beach after getting trapped in a commercial fishing net—and it’s honestly gut-wrenching. Experts said it was one of the most distressing cases they’ve ever seen. This isn’t a one-off: over 1,000 harbor porpoises die like this every year in the UK alone, all because of bycatch from fishing nets. It’s a brutal reminder that our seafood habits and plastic pollution are hitting marine life hard. Time to rethink how we treat our oceans? #OceanConservation #Bycatch #MarineLife #Pets191Share
davisjames+FollowThe Ocean’s Creepiest Secret: Bone PilesImagine diving into the ocean and finding piles of bones under old fishing nets—yep, that’s what’s happening off BC’s coast. Divers like Bourton Scott are pulling up ‘ghost gear’—abandoned nets and traps that keep killing sea life long after they’re lost. It’s wild: these nets are a massive source of ocean plastic and are wrecking marine ecosystems. Groups like the Emerald Sea Protection Society are fighting back, but there’s a LOT left to do. Who knew the ocean had such a dark side? #OceanConservation #GhostGear #PlasticPollution #Pets340Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowDolphin Drama in a Tiny Harbor!A wild dolphin just popped up in a small English harbor, and locals are loving it—but experts are stressing out. Turns out, getting too close or trying to interact with these cuties can actually land you a hefty fine or even jail time! Conservationists say the dolphin’s visit is a sign of bigger issues like warming oceans and habitat loss. If you spot one, keep your distance and let it do its thing. Protecting wildlife = protecting our oceans! #DolphinWatch #WildlifeProtection #OceanConservation #Pets250Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowFrench Polynesia Just Went Ocean-SizedFrench Polynesia just dropped a game-changer: they’re turning their entire ocean territory—almost 5 million sq km—into the world’s largest marine protected area! No more deep-sea mining or destructive fishing, and a huge chunk is now off-limits except for eco-friendly stuff. They’re even adding more protected space by 2026. Small island, massive impact. Who knew paradise could lead the way in saving our oceans? #OceanConservation #FrenchPolynesia #MarineProtectedArea #Travel70Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowGreenpeace Busts Shark Killers at SeaGreenpeace just caught a Spanish fishing boat killing endangered mako sharks—three in just 30 minutes! Their crew jumped in to rescue trapped sharks and swordfish, even pulling 210 hooks from the water. The fishing company says it’s all legal, but Greenpeace calls it devastating and is exposing the brutal reality. Wild to think this is happening in 2024. Sharks are fighting for their lives, literally. What do you think—should this be allowed? #SharkRescue #Greenpeace #OceanConservation #Safety394Share
Michael Flores+FollowGray Whales Are in Serious TroubleDid you know gray whales are struggling big time right now? Scientists are seeing record-low calf numbers and way too many skinny adults. Melting Arctic sea ice is messing up their food supply, and it's causing mass die-offs. These whales aren’t just cute—they’re crucial for the ocean’s health and even help capture carbon! Saving them means fighting climate change and protecting our planet. Small changes like reducing waste and using clean energy can actually make a difference. Wild, right? #ClimateCrisis #SaveTheWhales #OceanConservation #WildlifeProtection #Science21Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowWhales’ Epic Memory Is Failing ThemHumpback whales are losing their migration mojo, and scientists are freaking out. These ocean giants use memory to time their epic journeys, but warming seas are throwing everything off. If the water keeps heating up, their old tricks might not work anymore. Why care? Humpbacks are basically the ocean’s gardeners—capturing carbon, feeding ecosystems, and even squaring up to orcas to protect other animals. There’s hope: new protected areas are helping, but we need more action to keep these whale legends around! #HumpbackWhales #ClimateChange #OceanConservation #WildlifeProtection #NatureNews #Science40Share
martinezlaura+FollowMicroplastics Threaten Sea Turtles 🌊Did you know sea turtles are facing a new threat? Researchers found high levels of microplastics in their reproductive systems. This shocking discovery reveals that these tiny particles, from everyday items like bottle caps and plastic bags, are impacting endangered sea turtles. With plastics invading every part of a turtle's body, scientists are worried about the future of these beautiful creatures. It's time to act and reduce our plastic footprint to protect our oceans. SaveTheTurtles #PlasticPollution #OceanConservation #EcoFriendly #Science220Share
