一次性塑料污染威胁海洋生物

iver point of view just below the ocean surface, documenting floating plastic pollution including disposable bottles, food wrappers, and cups trapped in surface currents. Small reef fish such as sergeant majors (Abudefduf vaigiensis) swim beneath the debris, highlighting how everyday waste enters marine ecosystems. An estimated 11 million tonnes of plastic enter the ocean each year, forming widespread accumulation zones in coastal waters and open seas. This footage supports environmental conservation messaging and aligns with global cleanup initiatives such as ocean surface skimming systems, coastal waste interception, and community-led marine debris removal programs aimed at reducing plastic input at its source. Location Andaman sea, Thailand.