How does inland pollution effect marine life?

Answer 1

Land pollution can affect wildlife, plants, and humans in a number of ways, such as:

1. Cause problems in the respiratory system.

2. Cause problems on the skin.

3. Lead to birth defects.

4. Cause various kinds of cancers.

To add,

It destroys habitats, melts the polar ice-caps, forces countless numbers of species into extinction, and demolishes ecosystems.

It also destroys the ozone layer and then lets the sun burn the hell out of us!

It contaminates our drinking water and obliterates our coastline.

Answer 2

Indirectly affected- The fish in the polluted area will become poisonous due to exposure of the pollutants and humans may eat those fishes and get poisoned.

Directly affected- The air around the polluted area might also become toxic, making it unsuitable for inhalation and the people near the polluted area might not be able to do daily requirements. (e.g. Fishing, collecting water, etc.)

Answer 3

Inland pollution can run off into rivers and ultimately reach the ocean, impacting marine life. This pollution can introduce harmful chemicals, toxins, pesticides, and debris into marine ecosystems, resulting in reduced water quality, loss of habitat, toxicity, and harm to marine organisms. This can disrupt marine food chains, harm species, and lead to long-term damage to marine ecosystems.

Answer 4

When there is pollution on the land it can go in the ocean.