All this while millions of gallons of crude, black and sticky, pour into the ocean causing the death of numerous creatures including dolphins and sea turtles. However, there are other animals seriously threatened by the oil spill of which little is said, perhaps due to their lack of "attractiveness". Here is the ranking of the ugliest but fundamental animals for the ecosystem that are at risk of extinction due to the oil spill
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
The has just ended World Oceans Day, which was marked by the gloomy images of the black tide of Gulf of Mexico. Impressive and dramatic, the snapshots spread around the world show us the harshness of the agony of thousands of animals killed by oil. To avoid this macabre spectacle will certainly not be the resolution of the problem but the censorship: it is in these days the news that the British oil company BP, responsible of disaster, Has it is forbidden for insiders to share photos of dead animals on social networks, or pass them on to newspapers. This control could be used by those responsible, to try to lighten their position in front of public opinion.
All this while millions of gallons of crude, black and sticky, pour into the ocean causing the deaths of numerous creatures including Dolphins e sea turtles. However, there are other animals seriously threatened by the oil spill of which little is said, perhaps due to their lack of "attractiveness". As you can imagine, the death of a beautiful and colorful butterfly causes more stir than that of a "gray" cockroach.
It is therefore not surprising the result of a recent study according to which animals considered "ugly" are more likely to become extinct. Ecosalon decided to pay homage to him by choosing among all the species tormented by this catastrophe those which, although not exactly beautiful to look at, remain fundamental for the ecosystem and which are seriously threatened with extinction. And in spite of BP, we too take the ranking and show them to you in all their "beauty":
