Toxic spills occur when harmful substances, such as chemicals or pollutants, accidentally leak or are released into the environment. These spills can happen in various settings, including industrial sites, transportation accidents, or during the handling of hazardous materials. The substances involved can pose serious health risks to humans, wildlife, and ecosystems. Cleanup efforts for toxic spills often require specialized equipment and trained personnel to safely remove the contaminants. Authorities may also implement measures to prevent further exposure and protect affected communities. Proper management and regulation of hazardous materials are essential to minimize the risk of such incidents in the future.