Question

Which patch of floating plastics is the largest and would therefore have the greatest impact on ocean biodiversity?

Answer 1

I think the great pacific is the one

Answer 2

It is known as the garbage island and is located in the Pacific.

Step-by-step explanation:

This garbage island has an approximate size of 1.6 million square kilometers. It is composed of large and microplastic objects. Larger plastic objects kill marine life, trapping fish and other animals, such as turtles. This large accumulation of garbage accumulates due to the confluence of the trade winds from the south with the current of the North Pacific, creating a whirlpool that makes it impossible for the plastic garbage to go towards the coasts.