Posted on 01/03/2018 1:04:07 PM PST by Ernest_at_the_Beach
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The Ocean is a deep and scary world that is completely removed from most of our lives. In this video I explore just how deep the ocean actually is while discussing some of the strange life down there... and other just plain weird and odd things about the ocean. Feel free to leave any comments and share what you found interesting, or anything else you think that I should have added!
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I wouldn't say "Full", but the amount of plastic trash out there is hard to believe until you see it.
I've sailed between Hawaii and the US mainland and Alaska several times in a small sailboat and I can attest that in the area of the North Pacific gyre, it's pretty much plastic soup with plenty of large chunks. On a ship you may see the occasional large bit, like line tubs, floats and coolers. On a small boat, mine is 27 feet, you notice the large balls of line mostly submerged, hats, water bottles, soft drink cans, and millions of thumbnail size and smaller bits of plastic in the water. On our last trip we thought we must be following someone who was unpacking big screen TVs and tossing the styrofoam packing overboard. Those little plastic toothpick/floss things seem to be awfully popular too, along with foam coffee cups and aluminum cans
It's real. And it's appalling. We sailed through that garbage for weeks in 2007, 2010 and 2012. We recorded some of it Sailing from Hawaii to Alaska 2012 Day 17
Letting the days go by. Water flowing underground...
Underrated Movie ... couple of good laughs in there
And also for him to narrate the goings-on in Bikini Bottom:
The Titanic SUPPOSEDLY crashed into a massive iceberg, but in all these years of searching the wreckage, not one person has ever found even one sign of the broken up iceberg!!! Clearly it was sabotage by warmongering conservatives.
Thanks Ernest. My interest in the ocean comes in waves. /rimshot Luckily they teach this kind of thing in schools. /rimshot
I was under the impression that almost all of that floating debris in the gyre comes from Asian people littering in Asia.
Did you see evidence of that?
You know, like extra small condoms.
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