Great Pacific Garbage Patch becomes giant 'floating plastic habitat'
Anemones, barnacles and other species carried out to sea on plastic debris aren't just surviving on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. They're thriving.
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Anemones, barnacles and other species carried out to sea on plastic debris aren't just surviving on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. They're thriving.
Plant and animal species carried out to sea on plastic debris aren't just surviving on an area of ocean called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch - they're thriving.
On the surface, you know, seat belts and cushions, whatever it is, how in this kind of weather do you go about retrieving it? >> retrieve it is pretty simple. you see it, then the important thing is to backtrack where it came from. >> right. >> that's where luca comes in. he backtracks where it came from. then that's what you want to center our search on, as far as recovering your equipment, there are many, many ways to do that, picking it up. it's not a problem. >> okay. all right. listen, i want to thank you both, captain art wright, luca centurioni, thanks for your expertise. coming up la...