What are the effects of pollution on living things?

What kind of pollution do we talk about here? There are many kinds! We only consider artificial "poison" as pollution. It prevents you from effectively inhaling or killing seabirds causing cancer or accidentally swallowing them. We have others, too. Have you heard of "light harm"? For example, light from street lights may confuse the creature's normal day and night cycles and they may behave differently. They may get up at the wrong time, or they may not be able to proliferate, as they will regulate the hormones and affect their pineal gland which causes breeding!

Therefore, pollution is an environment that should not exist at the moment which was not available before. I go further and say that pollution is caused by humans, which will adversely affect the normal environment and the normal operation of its inhabitants.

Water pollution is a chemical, physical or biological change in water quality and is harmful to all living beings consumed or used or living. When humans drink contaminated water, they often have serious health consequences. Water pollution can also make water unsuitable for its intended use. The second type of water pollutant is waste that can be broken down by waste requiring oxygen, aerobic bacteria. When a large amount of degrading bacteria converts these wastes, it runs out of the oxygen content of the water. This will cause other living creatures such as fish to die

Water pollution is a problem affecting all creatures. Every creature on the planet needs water to survive. When water is contaminated, it not only affects plants, insects and animals but also harms humans. Taking care of the earth's water is important for the short-term and long-term survival of creatures on the planet. Seas, lakes, streams are constantly contaminated by individuals and many industries. We have to clean this water before cost exceeds cost and damage. The action to purify the precious water supply of the earth has expired for a long time. Governments and individuals in all countries have to start taking action. We need to plan to eliminate contaminated water and prevent further damage to the only water source on Earth. Governments need to develop policies and regulations to prevent pollutants from entering the water. Individuals must take their own actions