Namibian Team Frees Baby Seal from Rope Entanglement

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Ocean Conservation Namibia is actively working against the increasing issue of ocean plastic affecting the Namibian coastline.

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The team frequently rescues marine life, including seals, entangled in plastic waste.

A baby seal ensnared by a nylon rope was spotted amidst the ongoing battle against ocean plastic.

The nylon rope was deeply embedded in the seal’s neck, indicating prolonged suffering.

The issue of plastic pollution is borderless, affecting oceans and marine life worldwide.

Ocean Conservation Namibia's efforts are part of a larger global crisis of plastic pollution affecting marine life.

Individuals can join the fight against plastic pollution by practicing mindful consumption.

The rescue of the baby seal highlights the urgent need for global efforts to combat plastic pollution.

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