Scientists stunned by disturbing discovery after shark washes up on beach: 'We are not immune to it'
“This stopped the water flow over the gills and therefore oxygen uptake."
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“This stopped the water flow over the gills and therefore oxygen uptake."
A one-month-old reef shark slowly suffocated and starved to death after it was entangled in a plastic sandal dumped off the coast of Grand Cayman in the Caribbean.
Plastic Free Cayman, Protect Our Future and other young people are expected to stage a protest outside the Government Administration Building on Friday afternoon, September 23. The groups will march from the Dairy Queen on North Street at 3
East & West Beach Clean Up Price: FREE 1 day, 2 clean ups: Plastic Free Cayman invites you to join them on Saturday January 16th to help clean up either Barkers Beach (West Bay) or East End Public Beach. Please bring gloves, a reusable water bottle and a hat. Don't forget to sign in on the day, and please carpool! Be mindful of what you pick up. Don't pick up sharp objects or anything you are unsure about. We look forward to seeing you there! Share