Coastal creatures now live amidst the Great Pacific Garbage Patch along with oceanic creatures, marking a change in habitat, made out of plastic
alerts us to the existence of a ‘neopelagic community’ thriving in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, showing that the plastic debris in the midst of the ocean, once thought inhabitable, can be host to organisms from coastal regions as well as open sea creatures.The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a mass of plastic detritus accumulating in the middle of the ocean.
To be more specific, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the combination of “two distinct collections of debris”, the Eastern Garbage Patch and the Western Garbage Patch, bounded by the massive North Pacific Subtropical Gyre.The Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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