Explain how an oil spill devastates marine life when animals get covered by the toxic sludge

It poisons animals, it coats reefs, and damages ecosystems.

Explanation:

It is the same principle with humans. If we drink oil ( the actual stuff from for example, Spindletop) we would get poisoned, and die. If we eat toothpaste over and over, we have to go to poison control so they can pump your stomach. If we drink cyanide, we will die. If we get poison in our food, we will either starve, try to fix it, or we get poisoned and die. If we were some fish, we might not be able to fix the water, so we starve, or we get poisoned.

It is the same lines as the animals, our pollution and oil floods our environment and we start to die.

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