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Sea Turtle Breaching to Escape Ocean Plastic Pollution Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Plastic pollution and dead fish on a beach at sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fish washed ashore with plastic pollution at sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silky shark showing curiosity to a diver, Galapagos Islands

An educational diagram showing a fish anatomy with microplastics in its stomach Royalty Free Stock Photo

$A scientific illustration of a fish\'s anatomy showing microplastic ingestion from the ocean Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Plastic waste in the sea with a pier in the background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Dolphin in the blue water of the ocean. Toned. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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AI generated blue whale trapped in a plastic cup floating underwater amidst debris, highlighting the environmental crisis. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

These sharks often display curiosity towards divers and will approach closely. They are however, like most sharks, most of the time, totally harmless to humans. Like most other shark species they are brutally slaughtered for their fins for the markets of China and SE Asia for shark fin soup.