When marine wildlife has to adapt to the pollution surrounding it, the rules of survival change...

That's a thought-provoking statement. When marine wildlife faces pollution, it forces species to adapt in ways that can sometimes be detrimental or cause long-term changes to ecosystems. Pollutants like plastics, chemicals, and oil can disrupt habitats and food sources, leading to changes in behavior, health, and reproduction. Some species might evolve or adapt in response to these stressors, but often these adaptations come with unforeseen costs, such as reduced biodiversity, weaker resistance to disease, or compromised reproductive capabilities.

What are your thoughts on how marine life could continue to adapt, or if there is hope for recovery