Oceans teem with life once more from "summary" of The World Without Us by Alan Weisman
In the absence of humans, the oceans undergo a remarkable transformation, slowly but steadily reclaiming their former glory as vibrant ecosystems teeming with life. With fishing vessels no longer scouring the waters for marine life, populations of fish and other sea creatures begin to rebound, filling once-depleted habitats with a renewed sense of vitality. The absence of pollution from human activities allows for the restoration of natural balance within ocean ecosystems. Marine life thrives as chemical contaminants dissipate, and the waters become clearer and more hospitable for a diverse array of species. Coral reefs, once threatened by bleaching and destruction, begin to recover, providing crucial habitats for countless marine organisms to flourish. As human-made structures such as oil rigs an...
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