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ith 70 percent of the earth's surface being water, an enormous expanse of life is outside our reach. Laid waste by industrial fishing, acid toxicity and floating plastic garbage, the High Seas have become an international dumping ground. But they are also home to a vast and beautiful ecosystem, which hosts sharks, rare coral, ancient sea turtles and deep-sea creatures, as well as billions of plankton that produce close to 50 - 90 percent of our planet's oxygen. Continue Click Here
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ith 70 percent of the earth's surface being water, an enormous expanse of life is outside our reach. Laid waste by industrial fishing, acid toxicity and floating plastic garbage, the High Seas have become an international dumping ground. But they are also home to a vast and beautiful ecosystem, which hosts sharks, rare coral, ancient sea turtles and deep-sea creatures, as well as billions of plankton that produce close to 50 - 90 percent of our planet's oxygen. Continue Click Here
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