Whales have never been recorded as victims of oil spills as they neither breathe water or have fur or feathers to become covered with oil.
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it has never been estimated... the answer would be more than a life's work and would most likely (and sadly) be a gruesome number
11 workers were killed in the 1979 Ixtoc oil spill.
there was about 425 animals killed in the oil spill
yeah your mama was
It costed a lot of money and killed many animals.
Because the oil on their wings will prevent them from flying.
Fish's population is going down from the dying of the oil spill. Whales are being washed up on the beach, left to die. Crabs, clams, and other small edible invertebrates are being killed and the population is going down from oil. Almost all creatures in the ocean are being killed from the oil spill.
The oil spill will stop when the cap is permanently shut. The oil spill was caused by BP and has injured and killed thousands and thousands of sea animals. They are trying to find a way to close the cap and keep it shut, so far, efforts have not worked. The BP Oil Spill also killed 11 people, as well injured many others.
The Exxon Valdez oil spill did not occur near the polar bear's habitat so none were affected.
There is no definite number. It depends on the spill size, the type of oil spilled, the location of the oil spill, the season. It also depends on who is doing the reporting = some folks have reasons to inflate the numbers others to minimize the numbers.
They are killed by the oil.
When the oil spill occured the explosion killed 11 platform workers and injured 17 others
Eleven [11] platform workers were killed, and 17 other employees were injured, during the events that began the oil spill into the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010.