Pollution is happening, help us!

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“What happened to the river?” Pearl ask Oakley. “Never mind there should still be fishes inside the river that we can eat.” Oakley replied jumping into the river, looking for fishes to eat.

The next day, they woke up with a very bad stomach ache and went to the doctor. The doctor examined them and found out that they have food poisoning. Pearl and Oakley looked at each other thinking of what they ate the previous day.

“Could it be the fishes that we ate yesterday morning? The river was so dirty and the fishes were all dead but we still eat them.” Pearl asked Oakley worriedly. When the doctor heard it, he asked, “The two of you ate the fishes in the river which was polluted?” Pearl and Oakley nodded feeling embarrassed.

“Yay, the fishes are all dead. Lucky us!” Oakley exclaimed swimming around the river eating the fishes one after the other. Upon hearing what Oakley said, Pearl jumped into the river eating the fishes.

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After they were full, they went back home and slept soundly.

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- Let's take care of our environment, so that the animals would not get sick easily just because of our selfish actions.

Once upon a time, there were two friends, Pearl the Penguin and Oakley the Otter. Every morning, Pearl the Penguin and Oakley the Otter would go to the river find fishes to eat.

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<strong>Isabelle Li, Vivian Zhao and Zelia Tay</strong>

One day, when Pearl and Oakley were on their way to the river, they realised that the pathway was so dirty, with litter everywhere on the ground.

Other than that, when they reached the river, they were shocked to see the river brown in colour, unlike the usual colour which was so clear that you are able to see the fishes swimming in the river.

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- In 2017, the Marina group otter's father died due to food poisoning (rat poisoning).

- There are 13 different species of otters around the world, including sea otters and river otters.<br/><br/>- Otters are excellent divers. They can dive down 300 feet&nbsp;when searching for food and stay&nbsp;underwater up to four minutes. Otters close their nostrils and ears when they go underwater.

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