During a 'health check' of London’s Thames River, experts found sharks, eels, seals and seahorses in the river which was once declared 'biologically dead'. The river had been declared 'biologically dead' in 1957, meaning it was believed that the water body could not sustain any wildlife and life forms.

Sharks spotted! London's River Thames no longer 'biologically dead'

The river Thames has one of the highest recorded levels of microplastics for any river in the world according to a new piece of research. Watch report.

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Sharks spotted! London's River Thames no longer 'biologically dead'

River Thames impacted by pollution again | World News