The Ganges River
Industrialization has many advantages. It can make a country’s technology more advanced, create a stronger economy, and ultimately, make highly-populated cities. However, it has its own drawbacks like increased carbon emissions, pollution, and many other negative effects will occur. One perfect example of the bad effects of industrialization is the Ganges River in India. It has joined the list of the world’s most dangerous rivers to swim in. Just like in most cases, industrialization in India has occurred very quickly that there were no regulations in place to avoid pollution. This resulted in the pollution of the river. In other countries, similar things have happened and they could not save their bodies of water from plastic, trash, and pretty much all the waste products of humanity. This is exactly what happened to the Ganges River, leading to its toxicity.
Ganges
Gansbaai
This is an area in the sea off the coast of South Africa. It is more commonly known for the name shark alley as this area is very popular for the presence of the great white sharks in its waters. As great as it may sound, it is no place for a relaxing swim as you can be an easy prey for these sharks. They have easily caused a lot of death in the area. However, this is not the only place that has such a reputation. There is another island in North America which is known for the presence of the great white sharks in its water. However, it has a lower probability of attacks compared to shark alley, making it a more popular tourist destination.
Gansbaai
