Day 7 #flyjulychallenge - FUTURE.
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Pics r ❌ taken by me!
Very recently, I visited Cairns and had always wanted to dive at THE #greatbarrierreef.
It was our lucky day to see many beautiful sea creatures like Green Sea Turtle [Pic 1], Clown Fish & Anemone [Pic 2], a blue starfish [Pic 3] and many different fish species.
In reality, half of the Great Barrier Reef has died from global warming. Sea is warming up and corals r dying. Simple as that. This global warming issue is not only happening in Cairns but everywhere else.
Isn’t it sad that our ecosystem & animals can survive thru million of years and can’t survive mankind?
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[Pic 4] So, what’s Great Barrier Reef’s future gonna be like? That really depends on how u want ur future to be. Ask yourself what can u do today so your next generation will still be able to enjoy seeing all these species for real and not only from a screen.
Reducing waste, recycling and invest in fuel-efficient vehicles r some ways to reduce global warming. If u want to know how u can stop global warming, ask @google. Not knowing is one thing, knowing and not doing anything is ignorance.
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Thank u #silverswift for the beautiful underwater experience and all these pictures. It has also been fun participating in #flyjulychallenge hosted by an old friend, @bruneitweet 😊
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#australia #divainmetravel #divagoestoaustralia #realitycheck #quicksilvergreatbarrierreef #cairnsaustralia #divingincairns #seacreatures #underthesea #whatisyourfuturelike @ Great Barrier Reef, Cairns, QLD
