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Составьте, пожалуйста, пересказ текста The terrible truth We all enjoy a day out at the beach, but these days you are likely to find much more there than just sand and sea! Many of the thousands of people that visit beaches every year leave behind food wrappers, cigarette ends, drink cans and toys like buckets, spades and beach balls. These can then be blown or washed into the sea and become marine litter. Marine litter can also come from ships, fishermen, drains and factories.This litter doesn't just look horrible - it's dangerous, too! Litter harms Wildlife and People Marine mammals such as seals, sea lions and dolphins are very curious animals who like to examine unusual objects in the sea.This is how they get mixed up in the litter, which causes them injury and stops them from finding food or swimming away from their enemies. Birds, fish and mammals can also confuse litter for food and eat it. Sea turtles, for example, often eat plastic bags because they look like jellyfish, one of their favourite foods. This then fills up the turtle's digestive system and makes it feel full, so it stops eating and starves. 100,000 marine mammals and nearly a million seabirds die either from getting caught in or eating litter each year! Many of these creatures are already threatened or endangered species. In addition, litter is dangerous for people as they can cut themselves on glass or metal. Marine litter can also block boat propellers, which is dangerous and very expensive to repair. So ... next time you go to the beach, make sure you are part of the solution, NOT the problem! Take ALL of your litter home with you and consider taking any other litter you can see around you too. If you live near a beach, you could even organise a Beach Clean-up Day.

Answer 1

The text was about pollution which is made by people. The truth is that all of us like summer days and chilling at the beach, but we shouldn’t forget about the litter that we left everywhere. Even if you or your child play with a harmless toys - you will forget about these toys and they will be washed into the sea. To sum up, treat nature with care and try to help our Earth.

Answer 2

The terrible truth of marine litter is becoming increasingly evident as our beaches are no longer just pristine sand and sea. With thousands of people flocking to beaches each year, it's disheartening to see the amount of litter left behind. Food wrappers, cigarette ends, drink cans, and even toys like buckets, spades, and beach balls are discarded without a second thought. Unfortunately, this litter doesn't stay on the beach. It can be blown or washed into the sea, contributing to the growing problem of marine litter.

Marine litter doesn't just look unsightly; it poses a significant danger to both wildlife and people. Curious marine mammals like seals, sea lions, and dolphins often find themselves entangled in this litter as they investigate unfamiliar objects in the water. This can cause them injury and prevent them from finding food or escaping from predators. Birds, fish, and other marine animals can also mistake litter for food and ingest it. Sea turtles, in particular, mistake plastic bags for jellyfish, one of their favorite foods. This leads to their digestive systems becoming clogged, causing them to stop eating and ultimately starve. Shockingly, around 100,000 marine mammals and nearly a million seabirds die each year from entanglement or ingestion of litter. Many of these creatures are already endangered or threatened species, making the impact even more devastating.

Additionally, marine litter poses risks to humans as well. Broken glass or metal litter can cause severe cuts, while large debris can block boat propellers, posing dangers to boaters and requiring expensive repairs.

It's clear that action needs to be taken to address this growing problem. The responsibility falls on all of us to be part of the solution, rather than contributing to the issue. When you visit the beach, make sure to take all of your litter home with you, and consider picking up any other litter you come across. If you live near a beach, you could even organize a Beach Clean-up Day to encourage others to join in the effort.

By taking these small steps, we can make a significant impact in reducing marine litter and protecting our precious marine ecosystems. Let's cherish our beaches and ensure that they remain clean and safe for both wildlife and people to enjoy.