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These athletes fished out over a ton of trash out of the Mediterranean sea

The first trash pick-up race in Europe was held in the South of France. Participants managed to fish out 1.2 tons of garbage, which included some unexpected items...

06/04/2019 3:08 PM
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59 comments

  • Ocean &.
    06/04/2019 15:14

    Go on guys!!! Go go go!

  • Marie M.
    06/04/2019 15:22

    bravo...keep going

  • Chourouk B.
    06/04/2019 15:52

    Captain Meher

  • Marion S.
    06/04/2019 16:10

    You are my heroes.

  • Auri B.
    06/04/2019 17:09

    Perfect idea 👌🏻

  • Bonnie S.
    06/04/2019 17:31

    Bravo - great idea!

  • Beverley L.
    06/04/2019 18:24

    Should be done worldwide

  • Daniel B.
    06/04/2019 20:08

    Every bit helps a bit

  • Marc D.
    06/04/2019 20:26

    JCVD - le retour

  • Bravo M.
    06/04/2019 20:32

    no sex toys? impossible

  • Brittany C.
    06/04/2019 20:38

    Every coastal city should have a pick up day ❤️ Everyone can go to the beach and clean and get ice cream for a day

  • Rabih K.
    06/04/2019 22:13

    smokers pride

  • Conchita W.
    06/04/2019 22:23

    We can do the same thing when going for a walk in the forest, along the river or in our neighbourhood

  • 장영진
    06/04/2019 23:33

    Beautiful people. I will join this.

  • Anastacia M.
    06/04/2019 23:33

    Wow!!

  • Anastacia M.
    06/04/2019 23:35

    I would like to know how they sort and what they do with everything??

  • Viola L.
    06/05/2019 00:24

    Well done should be done worldwide 👍❤️😊👍❤️

  • Gwęñn D.
    06/05/2019 08:08

    😲😢

  • Linda E.
    06/05/2019 08:35

    What a great idea. Sport could take on an Eco agenda but still be competitive.

  • Val T.
    06/05/2019 10:59

    That's great! But I would like to know what happens to all the rubbish collected, given that most of it is neither recyclable nor biodegradable. Does anyone know?