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Aus der SZ für Kinder: Die Gärtner der Ozeane

Sueddeutsche Zeitung EnvironmentalNews ReportDE 3 min read 100% complete by Interview von Daniela GorgsApril 10, 2026 at 12:50 PM
Aus der SZ für Kinder: Die Gärtner der Ozeane
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Ein junger Buckelwal ist in der Ostsee gestrandet und liegt nun in der Wismarer Bucht. Regina Asmutis-Silvia, Direktorin von Whale and Dolphin Conservation North America, erklärt, warum der Schutz von Walen so wichtig ist. Wenn ein Wal strandet, untersucht ein Team aus Experten das Tier, um die Todesursache zu ermitteln, wie Verstrickung in Fischernetzen oder Kollisionen mit Schiffen. Wale spielen eine wichtige Rolle im Ökosystem der Ozeane, da sie durch ihre Ernährung und Ausscheidungen das Wachstum von Phytoplankton fördern. Phytoplankton produziert Sauerstoff und wandelt Kohlendioxid um, was wesentlich für das Klima ist. Wale tragen somit zur Sauerstoffproduktion und zur Bekämpfung des Klimawandels bei.

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Environmental
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Whales are referred to as gardeners of the oceans.

quote — Regina Asmutis-Silvia100% confidence

A young humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea.

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Whale excrement fertilizes phytoplankton, aiding their growth.

factual — Regina Asmutis-Silvia90% confidence

Phytoplankton produces about half of the Earth's oxygen.

factual — Regina Asmutis-Silvia80% confidence

Whales help to reduce climate change.

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New York 40% Plymouth 40% Lauren Brandkamp 40% Nordatlantik 40% Long Island 40% Wismarer Bucht 50% United States 50% Insel Poel 50% Ostsee 60% Whale and Dolphin Conservation North America 70% Regina Asmutis-Silvia ×290%

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wale 100% buckelwal 70% phytoplankton 70% sauerstoff 60% meer 60% ozeane 60% meeressäuger 60% fischerleinen 50% klimawandel 50%

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung
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Ostsee

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