ABOUT THIS EPISODE
They don’t move.
They don’t hunt.
But they kill.
In this episode of Inside Out, we explore ghost nets — abandoned fishing nets drifting silently through the ocean, trapping turtles, manta rays, dolphins, sharks, and coral reefs long after they’re lost or discarded.
This episode isn’t just about pollution.
It’s about invisible harm, unintended consequences, and how human absence can still cause suffering. We’ll look at what ghost nets are, why they’re so dangerous, and why this quiet problem deserves loud attention.
Somber. Eye-opening. Necessary.
Grab your coffee. Or sit with the ocean in mind.
Let’s turn what we ignore Inside Out.
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