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For land life, plastic bags are also being consumed by animals, which unintentionally kills anywhere from one to three animals about every three months per bag (Wagner, Jamey.) According to this information, this can easily multiply to millions depending to the exposure these animals have to the wrongfully disposed bags. This as a result affects the adequate life styles of other animals and possibly even humans if natural cycles are continuously interrupted.

It has been proven that the disruptions of natural cycles can be catastrophic. Therefore, if we don’t have primary consumers, or any consumers for the matter, this could eventually affect the human population. The unbalanced sources of food throughout the ecosystem, could result in starvation for primary consumers and lead all the way up the food chain ending with our loss of specific foods and meats (Wagner, J.)