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beach in the floating pieces grow smaller and smaller as they drift with the currents algae grows on their services and that draws fish and sea birds they think the particles are food and swallow them when too much collects in their stomachs real food. no longer passes through and they starve. and if those fish end up in our nets they enter our food supply directly either is fresh or can see food do we want to eat that no we don t because it certainly is unhealthy. almost everybody has one but do you know where the metals in your mobile phone come from do you n.t. no not exactly to be honest but mainly i guess they are mine here in africa. for example very often terrible working conditions and high environmental costs that s why i don t start out came up with the idea of the borrower being an ethical smart ball and in the process raises awareness where the metals that go into.