Meet the worst underwater predators

by Avaaz Team - posted 13 October 2012 14:11

Around 8m tonnes of waste go into our oceans every day, polluting our waters and killing all kinds of marine life. At this rate, the "predators" pictured below won't just be the most dangerous in the sea – they'll also be the most common.

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