The documentary "Blue Planet II" has received wide attention recently. On November 19, the British "Daily Mail" reported a tear-in episode in episode IV - a young baby whale died of marine pollution and her mother took Its body refused to let go for days.
In a documentary, commentator David Edenberg of "Blue Planet II" said that the first small whale born was probably poisoned by her mother's milk water. "Today in the Atlantic Ocean, marine life is forced Coexisting with plastic, the pilot whales 'brains are well developed, they can feel the emotions, and the loss of their children' s grief spreads across the family.
If humans continue to dump plastic and industrial pollutants on the oceans, marine life will continue to be poisoned for hundreds of years, and marine life will be far from human compared to other organisms Get rid of human influence.
The scene aroused the audience to move, but also aroused people's awareness of the marine environment.All they have social media that the whales baby's death was shocking and panic, many people advocate that plastic should be controlled to save the earth and Creature. "A netizen on Twitter said:" After I watched "Blue Planet II," I vowed to reuse the same shopping bag. "Others said:" I never wanted to use plastic when I saw it. '
Zoological Society of London expert, Dr. "Blue Planet II" adviser Paul Jepson said: 'We all know that chemical pollutants can make a calf died, the same intake of plastic also makes the gradual accumulation of pollutants in the body of the whale '
Plastic does give our lives a lot of convenience, but to solve the pollution problem has been pressing! Consumer awareness of recycling has yet to be improved, the recovery system also needs to improve society as a whole, otherwise the final boomerang is still human.