Oil is very important in our daily lives. We use it for cars, planes, and making plastic products. But when oil spills into the ocean, it can harm birds, fish, and other sea life. The pollution can impact the area for years. Luckily, some tiny marine bacteria can help clean it up. These bacteria can break down oil into smaller, safer parts. Some even use oil as an energy source. As the oil is broken apart, it becomes less harmful and disappears faster. Scientists are studying these helpful bacteria to find better ways to protect oceans and keep marine life safe.
Hyundong Lee Staff Reporter kids/1779181657/1613368218
1. Can marine bacteria clean oil spills?
2. What do bacteria use for energy?
3. What are scientists studying right now?
1. How can we deal with spills?
2. Do you want to protect oceans?
3. Are you afraid of ocean pollution?
Oil is very important in our daily lives. We use it for cars, planes, and making plastic products. But when oil spills into the ocean, it can harm birds, fish, and other sea life. The pollution can impact the area for years.
