World Ocean Day - Small Whale

Rubik’s cube mural of Small Whale

The ocean is not just vast waters—it is the lifeline of our planet, producing over 50% of the oxygen we breathe, regulating climate, and supporting millions of species. June 8, World Ocean Day, is a reminder that while the ocean sustains us, human activities—pollution, overfishing, and climate change—are pushing it to the brink. From the deepest trenches to the coral reefs, every wave tells a story of resilience, but it also carries a plea for protection.

Did you know that we have explored less than 5% of the ocean? Scientists believe more undiscovered species live in the ocean than on land! Even more astonishing, a hidden underwater waterfall in the Denmark Strait is taller than Mount Everest! The ocean holds mysteries beyond imagination, but if we don’t act now, rising plastic waste and warming waters may destroy its wonders before we even uncover them. Saving the ocean isn’t just an option—it’s a necessity for life itself.