The plastic has, unfortunately, become part of the marine landscape, what might seem a new innocuous panorama, supposes an extermination of the habitat, of the customs and finally of its inhabitants. The new elements that appear integrated, at first sight, hide an imbalance to which different species cannot adapt.
An imposition that brings a chained imbalance. Plastic and other human waste, invade exquisite ecosystems that perish and die out gradually.
Scientific studies have discovered that the drugs thrown by the toilet are altering the behaviour and reproductive functions of fish and molluscs as well as causing hormone disruption, antibiotic resistance and synergistic effects. 
Saving the oceans is a pressing need today. Conscientious responsibility and empathy can define a near future or its accurate dissolution for all terrestrial inhabitants.
The peaceful beauty of the plastic transparency underwater contrasts with the mortal danger of its presence. The enormous risk it entails for our ecosystem, the continuous proliferation of plastic and the poor management of human waste, positions us at a point of no return, in which human survival is in doubt.
An apparent peaceful invasion that predicts our end.

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