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Dolphins leap gracefully out of the ocean beneath the setting sun. Baby sea turtles run across the sand to the water. Seals glide playfully through the water. The ocean is one of our most incredible resources, and it's home to thousands of incredible creatures. But it's in danger. We can work together to save the oceans and help protect marine wildlife, but it requires a big commitment to making changes and educating others about the importance of these changes.
The ocean covers more than 70% of Earth's surface and produces around half of the oxygen we breathe. It also absorbs about half of the carbon dioxide we create. The ocean plays a role in regulating the climate and keeping it relatively steady year after year. The ocean is also an incredible source of food as well as ingredients for medicines and beauty products. Unfortunately, every year, sewage, trash, plastic, oil spills, pesticides, and global warming harm the ocean, the incredible creatures that live in it, and our own health.
When we think of the ocean, we might think of animals like sea turtles, dolphins, whales, and manta rays. But if people don't do something, future kids might not think of as many animals, because those animals might not be around anymore. Dozens of different animal species in our oceans are endangered, from the Atlantic sturgeon to the blue whale to the loggerhead sea turtle. Not only is it important to save these endangered species because it's good for the environment, but for all we know, plants or creatures from the ocean might help us to find new life-saving medicines. The good news is that you can help to reverse the damage being done to the oceans, or at least keep it from getting worse, by:
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