Marine hazards refer to dangerous conditions or events that occur in oceanic and coastal environments, posing risks to human life, property, and ecosystems. These hazards include natural phenomena such as tsunamis, hurricanes, and storm surges, which can lead to flooding and destruction. Additionally, human activities like oil spills and overfishing can also create hazardous situations, affecting marine biodiversity and coastal communities. Another significant marine hazard is marine debris, which includes plastic waste and other pollutants that can harm marine life and disrupt ecosystems. Coral bleaching is another concern, resulting from rising ocean temperatures and affecting the health of coral reefs. Understanding and mitigating these hazards is essential for protecting both marine environments and human interests.