The Importance Of Marine Life

Chapter 1

The Problem and Its Background

Introduction

The world has a vast marine life that can be found in different places such as oceans and seas. Marine life is related to plants and animals that can be found in a vast ocean or organisms that live in salt water such as the sea. Since earth was covered of over seventy percent of water and most of them are composed of saltwater like the seas and oceans the marine life or the marine habitants also faced problems such as a destruction as the worst case scenario of it.

The marine habitats were composed of water with a lot of salt in it or for short, it was called as salt water that can be found in a vast ocean and seas all over the world. According to Zimmer (2015), species began going extinct at a much faster pace. Over the past five centuries, researchers have recorded more than 500 animal extinctions on land. The authors of the new study found that documented extinctions are

Seawater with many nutrients speeds up the growth of seaweeds and increases the food for predators when they are developing as larvae in the plankton. Clean water depends on avoiding too many fertilizers and erosion caused by deforestation, careful use of the land, and certain construction practices. The statement of NMNH presents that by having a clean water and avoiding erosion that was caused by deforestation and certain construction practices, coral reef can be protected and the destruction of it can be prevented.

According to Victor (2015), humans profoundly decreased the marine animals,small and large, though there have been few outright extinctions, the study notes. Animal loss attributed to human activity "began in earnest thousands of years later in the oceans". The illegal activities of the human causes extinction and destruction of marine life species because this activity involved dangerous acts in harvesting marine