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The ocean is the largest ecosystem in the world. As it spans over 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, it acts as a home to millions of different marine animals. In fact, the ocean is so vast that a lot of different underwater creatures are still unknown! Unfortunately, due to man-made issues, such as hunting…

Whales have always been at risk for extinction due to the years of hunting they were forced to endure. Although not all of the whales we see are close to extinction, many breeds are starting to show signs of endangerment as a result of additional man-made problems, such as climate change, collisions with boats, litter…

Over the last few years, evidence of climate change effects have created more awareness than ever on the necessity to protect marine life. As the ocean becomes more acidic and sea levels rise, animals in the ocean are put at risk for endangerment. Unfortunately, other man-made issues such as fishing or illegally hunting are pushing…

The ocean is the Earth’s largest ecosystem. It covers up to 70 percent of the Earth’s surface and even makes up 97 percent of the world’s water. It is the home to hundreds of aquatic creatures and is even the reason why humans are living and breathing today. So, what does that even mean? Why…

Since the topic of climate change became such a main focus in the media, communities have come together like never before. Taking even one step to help climate change can make all the difference. So, what can we do to stop climate change? No plastic. The simplest way to help climate change is to not…

Due to politics and the media, the detrimental effects of climate change are more widely discussed than ever. As a result, human beings have been trying to figure out how to help, especially those located in close proximity to the beach in Southern California. The answer is more simple than you would expect: get informed,…

The ocean makes up 70 percent of the Earth’s surface. Other than being a home to sea creatures, this vast entity provides everything that a human being needs for survival. The reasons as to how oceans are useful to human beings can often get lost in the discussion over climate change in politics and mainstream…

As the topic of climate change becomes more heavily debated in politics and mainstream media, it can be easy to lose sight of why it’s such a big deal in the first place. Why should we care about the ocean? How does the ocean affect the climate? Well, to put it simply, the climate is…

The ocean is known for its beauty and recreation; however, what most don’t know, is that it’s the reason we are alive today. Not only does it span across up to 70 percent of Earth’s surface, but it also is up to 97 percent of the world’s water. It’s the reason why we breathe, drink,…

The ocean, spanning up to seventy percent of Earth, is the reason why all breathing organisms are still here today. It aids in air supply and regulates the temperatures from the equator to the poles. Climate change has detrimental effects of global warming on oceans to the point that it threatens the future existence of…

The massive outbreak of media coverage regarding climate change has definitely done its job of informing the public how severe the consequences will be if we don’t change our ways. Although people are understanding more about how our daily habits directly affect our environment, a lot of individuals still don’t understand exactly why ocean pollution…

The ocean contains 97% of the world’s water, generates half of the oxygen that we breathe and absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the impact of global warming. Over the years, there has been a serious deterioration in how we treat our oceans, which in turn, causes a serious deterioration in the quality…