Water pollution has become a continuous threat and issue on Earth and affects all animals and humans majorly in all aspects. Water pollution is the contamination and accumulation of toxic elements and impurities in water generated due to human activities. Water pollution is a serious problem threatening the world, and to find a solution, we will need first to find the source of origin. Water pollution occurs through many sources such as agricultural, industrial, urban runoff, animal feces and carcass, leeching and landfill, and other human activities. These activities are a result of human’s needs competition to take the top level. Water pollution also occurs due to natural causes like a tsunami, cyclone, earthquake, volcanic eruption, etc. Although humans do not control them, they cause little or very little damage to water compared to human activities. Some irresponsible human activities contaminate water bodies, which are a source of drinking water for the residents. Other activities such as bathing of domestic animals, washing clothes, dumping animal carcass and feces, and water bodies are other reasons for water pollution. To stop water pollution, we need to control activities on a large and follow drastic changes in our habits to help us save water and      Mother Earth.

Nowadays, pollutions are almost everywhere. Lakes, ponds, seas, and groundwater are also impacted by water contamination. When contaminants get into these water bodies without being handled, this happens. Sewage from residential and industrial buildings pollutes the water. There is a biodiversity issue with water waste. It affects aquatic plants and bacteria. Fertilizers used by plants for long-term growth are leaking into rivers and streams, polluting the water supply. Now, debris such as nitrates, phosphates, tar, torrential rain, soil, and trees will contaminate water, she said. Toxic chemicals can influence people and animals who drink the water, eat fishes from these rivers. So we must do things to prevent this and protect others. Pick up waste and dispose of it in a trash can. If fertilizer comes into paved fields, blow or brush it back onto the lawn. Grass or yard waste can be mulched or composted. Never dump fat, grease, or greasy substances down the drain. Just like that, we can save thousands of fishes and people.