The oil spill is an ongoing event, and my answers are given to the best of my knowledge as of May 24. I can't give you a simple yes or no. The areas where the oil has come ashore have impacted the environment. There biologists are compiling lists of the wildlife that could be impacted by the oil (but not necessarily will be) and alligators are on the list. Alligators are thought of as living in fresh water, but they can enter brackish water in search of fish. I have included a link to the EPA, which is actively taking and analyzing water samples, however the analyses of these samples lags behind by about a week.
I would advise to keep checking the EPA site to understand the coastal impact of the spill based on water quality measurements. Also, you can do Google searches on both alligators, crocodiles and oil spill.
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Every living thing is affected by the oil spill, including micro-organisms.
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Which states were affected by the bp oil spill?
No horses are not effected by the oil spill only animals that live in the ocean.So no horses don't get affected by the oil spill.
No. Germany has not been affected. The oil spill, as of June 18, has been confined to the Gulf of Mexico.
There are some beaches affected by the oil spill. But it's mostly the animals and plants that live on the beaches & in the water that were and still are being affected.
This depends on which oil spill is being referred to. See related questions. louisiana, new orleans, mississippi, taxi, and taxes these are the state that was affected by the oil spill during the 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill.
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They are killed by the oil.
Yes. Just about everything in the oceans are affected by the oil spills.
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.