Round-the-world Volvo Ocean Race yacht teams up with Sky Ocean Rescue

The video highlights a race aimed at raising awareness about plastic pollution in oceans. Skipper D Caffari and her crew, including Olympian Annalise Murphy, face challenges from plastic waste while racing. The yacht uses advanced technology to collect data from remote seas, contributing valuable insights into ocean pollution. The race organizers have banned single-use plastics at race villages, and documentaries are shown to educate visitors. The crew is committed to making the seas cleaner during their 8-month journey.

What is the main goal of the 'Turned the Tide on Plastic' initiative?

• To promote solo sailing around the world

• To develop new sailing technologies

• To organize yacht races across the globe

• To highlight the damage caused by single-use plastic to the sea

How did plastic pollution affect Annalise Murphy during the Rio Olympics?

• It helped her improve her sailing skills

• It hindered her pursuit of gold by affecting her race

• It had no impact on her performance

• It caused her to win a gold medal

What challenge did Annalise Murphy face in her second last race?

• She lost her way due to poor visibility

• She encountered a plastic bag on her rudder

• Her boat was damaged by a storm

• Her crew fell ill during the race

What is the significance of the data collected by the 65-foot yacht?

• It helps in designing faster yachts

• It provides insights into remote ocean waters

• It is used to train new sailors

• It is sold to marine research companies

What measure have the race organizers taken to combat plastic pollution?

• Banning single-use plastic at race villages

• Reducing the number of race participants

• Shortening the race route

• Using only solar-powered yachts