American satellites have discovered a sea "monster", which is actually bigger than four Japan, and this behemoth is floating towards our motherland! Don't panic, don't worry, I'll be here to unveil this marine version of the "big event" for you.
1. The mysterious "Eighth Continent" has appeared
Stunned! You heard it right, this is not a mysterious New World, but a huge garbage dump, accidentally discovered by American satellites, larger than four Japan, and is literally an "eighth continent" on Earth. This monster garbage dump covers an area of 1.6 million square kilometers, like a plastic tumor on the earth, and it is drifting towards our motherland uninvited.
2. Black History Replay: The Birth of a Behemoth
Where do behemoths come from? It all started in 1997, when American Captain Charles Moore sailed his ship Alguita across the Pacific Ocean and ran into this "sea monster". Seeing that there was garbage in all directions, Captain Moore could only think to himself, "This time it was really sabotage!" It took a week for his boat to break free from the huge garbage heap, like Earth's version of an "escape game."
3. The origin of the garbage monster
Why is there such a big garbage monster? Don't blame the aliens for causing trouble, it's a credit to us humans. With the development of human society, there is more and more garbage, and the global household waste exceeds 2 billion tons every year, of which plastic waste accounts for the majority. The earth seems to be our garbage dump, only this time it was piled up at sea, creating this "eighth continent".
Fourth, the threat of the plastic behemoth
This plastic behemoth isn't here to be funny. It not only affects the safety of navigation at sea, but also poses a huge threat to marine life. Some silly sea creatures actually used this giant beast as a "buffet", and ended up with plastic all over their bodies. Turtles, seals, whales and other "eaters" are victims of this plastic plague!
5. Microplastics: Earth version of ** ninja
In the natural environment, plastics take an extremely long time to degrade. The most terrible thing is that in the process of disappearing, the plastic becomes smaller little by little, and then forms microplastics, which are small and exquisite, but the harm is not small, and the impact on human beings is even more harmful than good. Scientists have found these little creatures in Antarctica, in the deep sea, and even in the Mariana Trench. Microplastics are simply the earth's version of the "** killer", which is scary!
Sixth, the Great War to Save the Earth
Don't be afraid, little angels! Scientists are working on new materials to find alternatives to plastics. To truly solve the problem, we have to join forces around the world to fight this "plastic waste war". We can't sit back and watch the earth be devoured by this huge garbage monster, we have to show real skills!
Conclusion: Little grass, join the ranks of saving the earth!
To sum up, this "eighth continent" is not a fun thing, it makes the planet "bloated". But don't be afraid, as long as we all work together and technology is fully intelligent, saving the planet will be a piece of cake. Little grasses, don't forget to take your eco-friendly grass, let's join this feast of saving the earth! Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come for us to witness the rebirth of the earth!