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On the West Atlantic coast, among the colorful, diverse, and beautiful coral 

reefs, is the home of little Gloria and her grandparents. 

Gloria is a very curious and adventurous little fry. She loves for her 

Grandpa to go on explorations with her, even though he swims very 

slowly because he is the oldest seahorse in the colony. They always 

have an exciting time.

Each time they go on a journey, Gloria learns more about the many 

kinds of plants and animals that live in the coral reefs and how they 

would have no where to live or food to eat if not for their 

environment. But this time she discovered something very different. 

Gloria suddenly stopped swimming. She looked curiously at the thing 

before her. "Grandpa?" She whispered, but he was still slowly 

swimming far behind her. She took a deep breath and swam towards 

the shiny, cylindrical object that read "Soda". 

Grandpa suddenly appeared. "Do not touch it Gloria! It is dangerous..."

He warned. 

"What is it Grandpa?" Gloria asked.

"I've heard that it is called Pollution."

"Pollution?" Gloria wrinkled her nose.

"My friends from other colonies say that objects like these can destroy our 

homes, hurt us, and even make us disappear," He explained.

"But how?"

"Objects from people's homes, like this can, that end up in the water, can 

break the coral and even keep it from breathing," Grandpa said sadly.

"And what happens to the coral?"

"It...dies Gloria. And we will lose our home and will have to look for food 

elsewhere. If we can't find a new home or food,...we can die too."

"Oh, no..." Gloria began to cry, "Someone has to help the coral! But who?"

"I don't know," said Grandpa to himself.   

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