For years, books taught us that the Amazon rainforest produces 20% of the world’s oxygen. But stu****s show that most of this oxygen is used by the forest itself for survival, leaving very little for the atmosphere.
The real “lungs of Earth” are the oceans, where tiny organisms called phytoplankton produce nearly 70% of the planet’s oxygen. Forests took the credit, but our breaths truly come from the sea.
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