1,000,000 a year including other wildlife as well
10 of them each year
There is no specific number available on the exact amount of bears that die from pollution each year. However, pollution can adversely impact bear populations through habitat destruction, water contamination, and food source depletion, leading to sickness and death. Efforts to reduce pollution and protect bear habitats can help mitigate these impacts.
Not many, if any at all. The world's most populous bear.
Over nine thousand.
It is estimated that around 100,000 marine animals die each year as a result of plastic bag pollution. This includes animals such as sea turtles, whales, and seabirds who mistake plastic bags for food or become entangled in them.
Turtles shed about once a year. Each time they shed a layer appears on each scute. Scutes are what makes a turtle's shell look quilted. Each one sheds individually. By looking at how many layers on a scute, that's about how many years old they are. Turtles with no layers are less than a year old.
It is difficult to determine an exact number of whales that die from pollution each year. Pollution can cause harm to whales through ingestion of plastic, entanglement in debris, and exposure to toxic chemicals. Conservation efforts are focused on reducing pollution to protect whale populations.
approximately 1000 are killed due to pollution, you youngsters have to do something about it mainly for the next gen to see the tigrs
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According to the World Health Organization, around 7 million premature deaths are attributed to air pollution each year, globally. This includes deaths from outdoor and indoor air pollution. Additionally, pollution from water, soil, and chemical exposure can also contribute to health complications and deaths.
oil pollution effects on sea otters