A new study has revealed the startling carbon capture abilities of marine animals.  Research conducted by Ocean Science & Technology looked at how much ‘oceanic blue carbon’ individual types of marine animals can absorb and store. Collectively, seals, sharks, turtles and otters have been found to trap 11.5million tonnes of CO2 per year.  Equivalent to … Continue reading Otters capture enough CO2 to fly New York-Paris 1.2million times