this is what ive found very briefly. it dose not represent all dead animals but gives a good outline
Diving birds constituted the majority of the nearly 20,000 dead birds that were recovered. The oyster mortality from the spill was estimated at 9,000 tons. Fishermen in the area caught fish with skin ulcerations and tumors. Some of the fish caught in the area reportedly had a strong taste of petroleum. Although echinoderm and small crustacean populations almost completely disappeared, the populations of many species recovered within a year. Cleanup activities on rocky shores, such as pressure-washing, also caused habitat impacts.
Didacus Joseph of Cadiz died in 1801.
Alfonso Gamaza died on July 21, 2009, in Cadiz, Spain.
when he died he had no hair because his cancer, so no, that is false
Rudi Stern died on August 15, 2006, in Cadiz, Spain of lung cancer.
Cal Vasbinder died December 22, 1950, in Cadiz, OH, USA.
Junio Valerio Borghese died on August 26, 1974, in Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain.
the creatures were most affected because all of them died when the water shrank.
Macon Ravenwood.
valures are other creatures that eat died things
Because then all the creatures in the sea will die and so will anyone else who uses the sea for drinking/eating! If all the creatures die then the other creatures(humans, etc) will slowly die out because most of the food sources would have died themselves and fisherman and other people whos jobs include the sea won't earn any money so will be poor.DON'T POLLUTE!
I think the largest structure built by living creatures is The Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Because it stretches 2,300km. It is built by organisms underwater who have died and left their calcium carbonate skeleton left.
a shell is the skeleton of a snail on the OUTSIDE.some sea creatures also have shells mostly to protect themselves. you find shells because the creature has out grown it or died