which of the following is not a possible consequence of animals ingesting marine debris?\na. injury\nb…

Brief Explanations:

Ingesting marine debris can cause internal injuries (lacerations), starvation, and malnutrition because the debris occupies space in the stomach without providing nutrients, leading to a false sense of fullness. Suffocation is typically a consequence of entanglement or external blockage of the respiratory system (such as plastic bags over the head or debris lodged in the blowhole/trachea) rather than the internal ingestion of the material into the digestive tract.

Answer:

c. suffocation