Scuba Libre

🐢The scales of sea turtles protect them from the worst of a jellyfish's venom, and the resulting meal is both tasty and nutritious. However a single piece of plastic can be deadly...
Facing a pandemic which is a direct consequence of how we are treating our planet should be a big wake up call. And yet, plastic masks and gloves are currently florishing in our dear oceans. Obviously there's a critical need to use protections right now. Just make sure to dispose of them correctly. And in the meantime, why not starting refusing single use plastic? Bring your bag for groceries or your own box for take away. Drink tap water whenever it's possible. Put the remaining of your meal in a box in your fridge not with a plastic film or with aluminium. There's a lot of plastic in our day to day that's easy to get rid off, with not that big of an effort 💪
Scientists are working to create better plant based and fully biodegradable alternatives, but our consumption is still a powerful way to make things change! Let's do this! This is the way!

🐳La baleine et le plancton, un ballet vertueux pour la planète qui nous permet de respirer 🌬️🌏 Selon les résultats de l’étude menée par le FMI et la Great Whale Conservancy (GWC), les baleines agiraient en effet comme de véritables pompes à carbone sur notre planète, en aspirant directement ou indirectement d’importantes quantités de CO2. Les baleines migrent à travers tout le globe, renferment dans leur graisse 33T de CO2 et se nourrissent de plancton dans les profondeurs.
Le plancton quant à lui relâche 50% de l'oxygène de notre atmosphère et absorbe 40% du CO2 de notre atmosphère. Le plancton se nourrit de fer, de phosphore et de nitrogene qui se trouvent dans les déjections des baleines.
Un cercle vertueux et parfaitement réglé qui une fois de plus mérite d'être protégé. Autant dire que pour 1 respiration sur 2, vous pouvez remercier baleines et plancton 💙
🐳 Whales and plankton, a nice ballet for the planet that allows us to breath 🌬 🌏 A joint study between the IMF and the GWC (Great Whale Conservancy) revealed that whales act like carbon pumps for our planet by stocking large quantities of CO2. Whales migrate around the world, can stock 33T of CO2 in their body and eat ocean deep plankton. Plankton is then responsible for 50% of the atmosphere oxygen and absorb 40% of our CO2. They do that while feeding from iron, phosphorous and nitrogen from whale f***s.
A well knitted virtuous circle that again needs to be protected. Basically, for every second breath you take, thank the whales and plankton! 💙
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