William Mckinney+FollowDolphin Tragedy Sparks Ocean OutrageA rare Irrawaddy dolphin was found dead in an illegal fishing net off Kuala Kedah, and it’s a wake-up call. These banned nets don’t just catch fish—they’re trapping endangered dolphins, rays, and more. If this keeps up, the whole marine ecosystem (and local tourism) could be in serious trouble. Authorities are cracking down, but we all need to speak up and protect these ocean icons before it’s too late. Would you report illegal fishing if you saw it? #Pets #SaveOurSeas #EndangeredSpecies18631Share
davisjames+FollowDolphin’s Tragic End Reveals Ocean CrisisA dolphin washed up on a Bali beach, and what officials found is honestly heartbreaking—a massive tuna hook was stuck inside her, causing a deadly infection. Turns out, fishing gear and plastic trash are doing way more damage than we think. This isn’t a one-off, either—dolphins and whales keep getting tangled up or swallowing our leftovers. If you ever needed a reason to cut down on plastic or support ocean-friendly brands, this is it. Are we doing enough to protect our seas? #Pets #OceanConservation #SaveOurSeas11422Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowUnderwater Noise Is Making the Sea SickDid you know oil companies are blasting the ocean with super-loud air guns every 10 seconds—nonstop for months? Scientists say this seismic noise is so intense, dolphins and manatees are fleeing, and the whole ecosystem is getting thrown off. Local fishers are calling it: 'The sea is sick.' If you care about marine life (or just want your seafood to stick around), this is one to watch. Should we hit pause on these underwater sound cannons? #Science #OceanNoise #SaveOurSeas183Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowGhost Nets Are Wrecking Our OceansDid you know abandoned fishing nets—aka ghost nets—are silently destroying Namibia’s marine life and hurting local fishers’ livelihoods? These nets don’t just trap sea creatures; they pollute the water, mess up food chains, and even bring invasive species to coral reefs. Researchers say it’s a bigger deal than most people realize, and they’re urging everyone to spread the word and push for action. The more we talk about it, the more likely real change will happen! #OceanCrisis #GhostNets #SaveOurSeas #Science70Share
megangibson+FollowMicroplastics Found in Arctic Seals?!Arctic seals aren’t as safe as we thought—almost every seal researchers studied had microplastics in their stomachs. That “untouched” Arctic vibe? Total myth. Turns out, plastic pollution is everywhere, and it’s not just hurting animals; it’s bad for us too. The wildest part? Even the top predators are eating plastic because it’s already in their food. If you needed another reason to ditch single-use plastics and rethink your wardrobe, this is it! #PlasticPollution #ArcticWildlife #EcoFriendly #Microplastics #SaveOurSeas #Science90Share
