It took them more than 36 months to trek 70,000-mile distance across the ocean and then they were able to find more than one million new species. Unveiling of the species will be done at the Science Museum in London.

A special exhibition has been organized for the showcasing of these novel species. The team was of the view that the journey has helped them to know the impact of climate change on ocean creatures. Moreover, they have also got to know that the effect of man’s action on ocean.

They further asserted that in order to collect such a high number of species, they had collected water samples of the sea from more than 30,000 different spots. During the collection of the samples, the team said that they found ample of plastic being deposited in the sea.

They were stunned to see such a high amount of plastic in the sea. The team was of the view that the plastic is non-biodegradable and enters into the food chain of water organisms. Hence, leads them to suffer from a number of problems.

Moreover, humans also consume the same through their passion of having sea food. What exactly is happening is that humans, who are throwing the plastic is getting affected at the end.