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Great Pacific Garbage Patch now home to coastal species

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch occupies more than 600,000 square miles in the open ocean between Hawaii and California.

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Marine creatures live on Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Geographical boundaries for animals like crabs and anemones are shifting in the open sea thanks for floating plastic pollution.

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Coastal species persist on high seas on floating plastic debris

Coastal species persist on high seas on floating plastic debris
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Unexpected Species Are Colonizing Rafts of Plastic Debris in the High Seas

Plastic pollution is creating mobile habitats for species once confined to the coasts. What could possibly go wrong??

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Great Pacific Garbage Patch: Perpetual Ocean-Roaming Plastic Trash Home to New Ecosphere

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the largest accumulation of ocean plastic in the world, and it is now coming to life. However, the origin of the creatures inhabiting the area remains a mystery.

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