noise pollution and its impact on marine life
Noise pollution refers to excessive and disruptive sounds that negatively affect the environment and living beings. In the context of marine life, it refers to underwater noise caused by human activities such as shipping, construction, and sonar systems. This noise can have detrimental effects on marine animals, including stress, hearing loss, communication disruption, behavioral changes, and even physical injury.
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