Mediterranean Turtles at risk from plastic pollution

The video highlights the conservation efforts at Alagadi Beach in northern Cyprus, a crucial nesting site for endangered green turtles. Despite protective measures, turtles face threats from fishing nets and plastic pollution. The Mediterranean Sea is heavily polluted with plastic, affecting marine life. Conservationists and volunteers work to protect turtles, but challenges remain as the sea becomes increasingly polluted.

What method do conservationists use to protect turtle nests at Alagadi Beach?

• Using wire mesh

• Installing cameras

• Building fences

• Lighting the area

What is a significant threat to the survival of green turtles in the Mediterranean?

• Overfishing

• Plastic ingestion

• Oil spills

• Climate change

How much plastic is estimated to be floating in the Mediterranean Sea?

• 4,000 tons

• 3,000 tons

• 2,000 tons

• 1,000 tons

What do jellyfish often get mistaken for by marine animals?

• Rocks

• Fish

• Plastic bags

• Seaweed

What is the impact of plastic on the food chain in the Mediterranean?

• It increases fish population

• It introduces toxins

• It has no impact

• It enhances the food chain