Historias de Natgeo

A little journey that takes you further and further into a place you've never been before, a place you might find a lot different than what you first expected, a place that was once as beautiful as beauty can get, a place we might as well be breaking apart. *This story is a part of Planet Or Plastic writing contest by National Geographic. All rights reserved. Fri. 9 Nov. 2018.

One Shot

The woes of a fish, the decision of a girl. • s h o r t • s t o r y •

First Entry for the Planet or Plastic Writing Contest

PLASTICS HERE,THERE, AND EVERYWHERE! They rule our kingdom.They were found by Alexander Parker. Plastic was born in the eighteenth century and became immortal.We ruin this planet and had let them rule. Is there no end for this? Of 260 million tons of plastic the world produces each year,about ten percent ends up in the ocean.It was found that over hundred million marine animals are killed each year due to plastic debris in the ocean. "THERE'S NO NEED TO PAINT BLUE IN BLUE" Here's a breath-taking story of a fin whale who lived in the ocean Bay of Bengal and let's see does our small heart thinks for a change. Inspired from National Geography. Written for the purpose of the writing contest and for making a change.

What if the story of a diver rescuing a manta ray was the only good story about the oceans that a person from the near future could tell? In a time of plastic-clogged oceans and ecological change, what memories and stories could that person have to tell? This is my first entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic National Geographic writing contest: https://www.wattpad.com/638334874-planetorplastic-writing-contest-planetorplastic After writing it, I wanted to balance it with a more hopeful version, which I've written as a second entry for the contest, titled "Manta Night Fever", at: https://www.wattpad.com/story/169811081-manta-night-fever

|| Short Story | One Shot || || Completed || My entry to the #PlanetOrPlastic Contest, hosted by @NationalGeographic This short follows the thoughts of a young dolphin, who is astounded by the rainbows around her and the colors that fill the ocean, until one day, it is not so beautiful anymore. ▶ Started & Completed: December 27th, 2018◀ Cover by @MIRACULOUSNESS

this is a spinoff of special at birth #planetorplastic

Our heads are underwater, struggling to breathe while we drown ourselves and drag everything down with us Americans alone use more than 500 million drinking straws daily. That could easily fill more than 125 school buses. If you look at your own plastics footprint, one of the easiest ways is to decline the straw. Spread awareness... ___ My Entry for the PlanetOrPlastic Contest of National Geographic PassionByMorning

Hello! 🌱☘️🌵 This is my second entry for the #planetorplastic contest by #natgeo. {word count: 499} #nomoreplastic :)

a personal entry for #planetorplastic ! + the water is alive. it seeps through the slivers of my fingers, through my every pore, and outlines the magestic beast i see through the sea foam. i am alive. + a marine biologist visits siren, a heart-broken whale, often. every time she does, siren sings a sad song. a song for her dead calf, who she still has hopes of finding, but the biologist had failed to save her. the biologist understands. she too, has lost something dear. + completed: 19.12.2018.

A story about a girl and her best friend, B-fin (a stingray). Hope ya'll like it! :D ---------------------- Written by Aminath Shaya Edited by Aishath Reeath Cover by Layana Ashraf

"We think. We are knowledge to the top. We are creativity. We create a world of amazing possibilities. ."

Read the journal of mad scientist John Watling, who, in his attempt to save the Earth from danger, brings danger to Earth.

#PlanetorPlastic Dust to Dust, Ashes to Ashes.

This book is just a list of animal species, and some facts about them! I've never really written a book like this, so excuse me if it's not that good, haha.

Everything can change in an instant. This is my entry for National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic hehe