The study differs from traditional research on plastic pollution because it focuses on chemicals used in plastic that are often overlooked.
Professor Alex Ford warns of serious consequences, saying unsuccessful mating behavior has serious consequences not only for the species studied, but potentially for the population as a whole. These aquatic creatures, which are vital for the food chain, face serious problems after being exposed to plastic additives, being separated from their species for long periods of time and in some cases experiencing complete reproductive failure.
This alarming study highlights the urgent need to address the widespread impact of plastic pollution on marine life and the need for global environmental agencies to prioritize behavioral data that provides unique insights into the threats posed by specific pollutants.
Source: Ferra
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