Human trash, such as plastic bottles, cans, and other debris, can accumulate in the waterways and along their banks, disrupting the natural habitat of aquatic and terrestrial animals.
This accumulation can lead to the destruction of nesting sites and breeding grounds, making it difficult for animals to reproduce and thrive. Additionally, toxic substances from trash can leach into the water and soil, contaminating the environment and harming the health of both aquatic and land-dwelling species. Over time, the presence of trash can alter the ecosystem balance, leading to a decline in biodiversity and the displacement of native species
