The number of birds killed in the 2010 oil spill cannot be accurately counted, but is believed to be in the thousands.
432 dead oiled birds have been collected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
These are the numbers collected from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) on the birds collected. (July 5th report)
From Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and On-Water
Birds: 2327 total collected.
1372 visibly oiled. 946 no visible oil, 9 pending.
1387 dead, 940 alive.
Dead and oiled: 432, (9 pending).
Alive and oiled: 940.
Sea Turtles: 601 collected
116 visibly oiled, 134 no visible oil, 351 pending
157 alive, 444 dead
dead and oiled: 12 (350) pending
Alive and oiled: 104 (1) pending
Mammals: 58
5 visibly oiled, 50 no visible oil, 3 pending
5 alive, 53 dead
dead and oiled: 3 (3 pending)
alive and oiled: 2
Notes:
over 20 millon animals were hurt or killed in the oil spill
120,000
Mostly fish and birds! Any and all marine mammals in the area, fish, birds, land animals who eat mainly fish or other aquatic creatures. The oil spill has the potential to destroy entire ecosystems.
many many animals were affected.
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there was about 425 animals killed in the oil spill
if you mean what animals are dying from the oil spill it is seals mostly that are dying
we can help clean the oil spill by volunteering to help clean the animals who have oil on them.
It costed a lot of money and killed many animals.
Fish, amphibians, marine mammals, birds, etc. Many animals are being effected by the oil spill. Even us humans were affected by the oil spill. Fishermen had troubles with the oil spill, those who worked in the oil spill also had trouble with it as some workers, probably those with no hazwoper certification, has had some health problems trying to help out in the cleaning of the oil spill.
Many organizations are participating in an effort to help the affected animals. Please see link on efforts to save turtles and marine mammals from the oil spill.
The oil spill essentially affected many things. It affected people, animals, the economy, the air, the Gulf of Mexico and many more things. The oil spill is considered the biggest world problem out there, and for this to be bigger then Haiti, war, even education, it obviously has affected many things out there.
Yes,it can be stopped.They will have to cap the spill, clean the oil from the water, and clean all the effected animals.