the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is affecting our food chain because it affects fish and a lot of other animals we eventually are going to run out of food.
If there was a oil spill the entire ocean ecosystem would be at risk.
They are becoming contaminated with oil. They cannot fly so they cannot find food.
No effect- too far away.
No, oil has not been found outside of the Gulf of Mexico as of July 9.
This depends on what oil spill is being talked about. Usually there is either no explosion or a single chain explosion.
Here is an example: Food chain: Bird - Worm - Grass If the oil spill pollutes the grass, the worms will not have anything to eat and die. If the worm dies, the birds will also die. So if one part of the food chain or web dies, there is a domino effect and slowly we would perish. P.S=So let us take care of our environment
Yes, the Exxon Valdez oil spill is linked to biomagnification. The spill released a significant amount of oil into the ecosystem, which resulted in the contamination of marine organisms. Through biomagnification, the toxic compounds in the oil can accumulate and become more concentrated as they move up the food chain, posing a greater risk to predators at higher trophic levels.
Really any bird that is near the oil spill is because their food could be coated in oil and when they fish they could get oil on their feathers
As of June 26th, 2010 it will be the 68th day of the oil spill, and each day more and more oil is being released and destroying life all around. What a terrible tragedy.This is a terrible tragedy, this will effect EVERYTHING. The food chain, and all the innocent Animals, and people- amandap11
the last oil spill was the oil spill in the Gulf Of Mexico
I have included a link, identifying the impact of the BP oil spill on fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. The immediate impact of the spill is theree was a ban in a large areas of the Gulf of Mexico to fishing (primarily shrimping). Water bodies have in general, an ability to recouperate from environmental damage, if the damage is not too severe. The long term consequences of the BP oil spill on the marine ecosystem will be studied by many scientists. See related link. You may also want to look at other information on the Exxon Valdez and Gulf War oil spills and their impact.
Yes. Just about everything in the oceans are affected by the oil spills.