Floating plastic junk, made up of bottles and bags washed out to sea from rivers, or thrown overboard from ships and boats, broken and discarded bits of fishing nets and other gear, right down to tiny bits of plastic broken down by solar radiation but still deadly to any marine creatures that swallow them.
Salt water
Any rock can be found in the ocean because of erosion (except dry ones).
a organ of a blue whale, all kind of plastic and dead animals
The only answer I can think of is Starfish.
Dry stones
oceanic crust
A gyre occurs in large ocean basins, such as the North Atlantic or North Pacific, where surface currents move in a circular pattern driven by a combination of wind, Earth's rotation, and the distribution of land masses. Gyres play an essential role in redistributing heat and nutrients around the globe.
Only if some Norwegian in a boat throws it overboard (kind of like "can tuna salad be found in the Pacific Ocean").
Gasoline leaking into the ocean constitutes a form of water pollution known as oil pollution. This type of pollution can have severe environmental impacts, including harm to marine life, degradation of habitats, and disruption of ecosystems. The toxic components in gasoline can contaminate water, affect the health of aquatic organisms, and pose risks to human health and coastal economies.
a bunch of them eatin out little four year olds in a truck
it is water pollution
Pumice is a type of stone that is never found in the ocean because it is less dense than water and therefore floats.