案例简介：@ BrianSkerry摄 // @ LifeProof赞助 // 一条蓝色鲨鱼在新英格兰海岸外游动，身体周围有塑料绳。像这样的聚丙烯线常用于商业捕鱼。这条线在鲨鱼周围很紧，就在动物的鳃后面，正在切入它的身体。随着时间的推移，这很可能会被证明是致命的。但在这种情况下，一名潜水员移除了这条线，释放了鲨鱼。每年大约有18亿磅的塑料最终进入地球的海洋。它对海洋生物是致命的，对人类有害。当我四十多年前开始潜水时，我很少在海里看到塑料。今天我几乎每次潜水都看到它。//海洋充斥着塑料污染。为了帮助清理，@ LifeProof设计了W Ā KE，一个由超过85% 的海洋回收塑料制成的手机壳。它可以节省你的手机。还有我们的星球。# ShowUsYourProof

案例简介：Photo by @BrianSkerry // Sponsored by @LifeProof // A blue shark swims off the coast of New England with plastic rope around its body. Polypropylene line like this is commonly used in commercial fishing. The line was tight around the shark, just behind the animal’s gills, and was cutting into its body. In time, this would likely prove fatal. But in this case, a diver removed the line, freeing the shark. Each year approximately 18 billion pounds of plastic end up in the Earth’s oceans. It is deadly for marine life and harmful to humans. When I began diving more than four decades ago, I rarely saw plastic in the sea. Today I see it on nearly every dive. // The seas are awash in plastic pollution. To help clean up, @LifeProof designed WĀKE, a phone case made from over 85 percent ocean-based recycled plastic. It saves your phone. And our planet. #ShowUsYourProof

国家地理 - Photo by @BrianSkerry // Sponsored by @LifeProof // A blue shark swims off the coast of New England with plastic rope aro

案例简介：@ BrianSkerry摄 // @ LifeProof赞助 // 一条蓝色鲨鱼在新英格兰海岸外游动，身体周围有塑料绳。像这样的聚丙烯线常用于商业捕鱼。这条线在鲨鱼周围很紧，就在动物的鳃后面，正在切入它的身体。随着时间的推移，这很可能会被证明是致命的。但在这种情况下，一名潜水员移除了这条线，释放了鲨鱼。每年大约有18亿磅的塑料最终进入地球的海洋。它对海洋生物是致命的，对人类有害。当我四十多年前开始潜水时，我很少在海里看到塑料。今天我几乎每次潜水都看到它。//海洋充斥着塑料污染。为了帮助清理，@ LifeProof设计了W Ā KE，一个由超过85% 的海洋回收塑料制成的手机壳。它可以节省你的手机。还有我们的星球。# ShowUsYourProof

国家地理 - Photo by @BrianSkerry // Sponsored by @LifeProof // A blue shark swims off the coast of New England with plastic rope aro

案例简介：Photo by @BrianSkerry // Sponsored by @LifeProof // A blue shark swims off the coast of New England with plastic rope around its body. Polypropylene line like this is commonly used in commercial fishing. The line was tight around the shark, just behind the animal’s gills, and was cutting into its body. In time, this would likely prove fatal. But in this case, a diver removed the line, freeing the shark. Each year approximately 18 billion pounds of plastic end up in the Earth’s oceans. It is deadly for marine life and harmful to humans. When I began diving more than four decades ago, I rarely saw plastic in the sea. Today I see it on nearly every dive. // The seas are awash in plastic pollution. To help clean up, @LifeProof designed WĀKE, a phone case made from over 85 percent ocean-based recycled plastic. It saves your phone. And our planet. #ShowUsYourProof

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国家地理 - Photo by @BrianSkerry // Sponsored by @LifeProof // A blue shark swims off the coast of New England with plastic rope aro

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