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Kelsey Robertson (26), an American herpetologist from Tucson, Arizona is traveling around the world to find all kinds of snakes including new species.

Mia McFarland (25) is an American herpetologist is now exploring the Arizona in order to find and photograph the new species of rattlesnake called the Arizona Rhinoceros Rattlesnake (Caudisona rhinocerotis).

My submission for the Planet or Plastic writing contest, hope you like it :)

My contribution to the #PlanetOrPlastic Writing Contest on Wattpad sponsored by National Geographic. More than 5 trillion pieces of plastic are already floating in our oceans, and this number is growing. World plastic production has increased from 2.3 million tons in 1950 to 162 million in 1993 to 448 million by 2015. By 2050, virtually every seabird species on the planet will be eating plastic. Around the world, nearly a million plastic beverage bottles are sold every minute. More than 40 percent of plastic is used just once, then tossed. Estimates for how long plastic endures range from 450 years to forever. Some 700 species of marine animals have been reported so far to have eaten or become entangled in plastic. (Facts gathered from: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/plastic-facts/) These facts are real and scary. This plastic world is our reality, and the only people who can make a difference are us. Spread knowledge. Know the truth.

Elizabeth Smoothe (23), a young herpetologist from Arizona, is traveling around the world in order to study some species of snakes including new species.

This is my entry for the planet or plastic competition.. 🌲🌲

What will happen if we continue to poison our waters? Find out here.

My series of submissions for the #PlanetOrPlastics competition by National Geographic. I hope you like them. |Highest Rank: #14|

This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic competition. We need to speak out. Our voices have to be heard. This is what the future could look like...

Entry to the National Geographic Planet Or Plastic contest. Doesn't really follow either of the pictures, but it is about the same concept. I'm not really expecting to win. But this really is a serious issue, and I'm just here to help raise awareness with my own style. I would've written more, but the stories are limited to 500 words. This is exactly 500 words. Here's the link to the contest: https://www.wattpad.com/story/163475700-planetorplastic-writing-contest ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fusion was supposed to erase our problems. No more fossil fuels, no more global warming. Oil-fired power plants shut down. Carbon dioxide emissions were halved twice in less than a year. Now we had oil, and nothing to do with it. Except that wasn't true. We did have a use. One huge sink for the world's entire supply. Plastic.

A fantasy story of a seahorse and you. This is an entry in the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic contest.

She knew it was stupid. The lady even told her it wouldn't help. But she wanted to at least do something to bring the fishes back. - My first entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic contest. @Nationalgeographic

"Our Survival could cost the earth, in fact, it already has." Flo, the last human tells the story of earths downfall. **ENTRY FOR THE #PLANETORPLASTIC COMPERTITION BY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Every soul longed for a friend, so when I stumbled upon a floating pink stick, I couldn't help but say hi. "Where did you come from?" I asked him. He didn't respond. Perhaps he was voiceless. "You must be very lonely. Me too. Want to be friends?" It bobbed in the water. Yes. --- A #PlanetOrPlastic entry Word Count: 499 words Completed on the 24th of October, 2018 Highest Ranks: #12 in planetorplastic 29/11/18 #3 in seahorse 16/11/18 #1 in plasticpollution 29/11/18 If you like this story, you'll enjoy my latest #PlanetOrPlastic entry "The Hearts Left Behind".

Austin is the cutest seahorse you ever did see, he loves everything about the sea from his sea buddies to the beautiful sun shining above the surface of his world but when one piece of plastic drowns down and gets caught in his tail, everything changes. Dive on down to the depths of Austin's world.

Have you ever stopped to hear the cries of the Ocean? To feel her anguish at the suffering of her children? Just because something doesn't speak our tongue doesn't mean it isn't sentient. The Ocean too has her own thoughts and emotions and only wants the best for her precious and beloved children. A #PlasticOrPlanet Short Story specially written for the National Geographic Writing Competition in hopes of raising awareness on the importance of environmetal friendliness.

My second entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic contest. Disclaimer: This story is one hundred percent fiction and this chemical does not exist it was just an idea I thought of for the sake of an interesting story. Also, the picture does not belong to me. I found it on google.

#PlanetorPlastic 500 word competition about plastic pollution.

Second Entry for National Geographic Writing Contest #PlanetorPlastic First entry... "The Fish is Inlove". Other Entry... "Glossy, Shiny Thing Called Plastic" Hope you can check it out. Thanks!

This is my entry for the #PLANETORPLASTIC competition held by @NationalGeographic All rights reserved. Image courtesy Google.