True or False: Aquatic pesticides are known to last a long time and accumulate in organisms.

The correct answer is that it is false to say that aquatic pesticides are known to last a long time and accumulate in organisms in all cases.

Many aquatic pesticides are designed to be biodegradable, which means they break down over time and do not persist in the environment. This characteristic helps prevent long-term accumulation in aquatic organisms and minimizes potential risks to the ecosystem. Additionally, the persistence and bioaccumulation potential of a pesticide depend on various factors, including its chemical structure, environmental conditions, and the specific organisms involved.

While some pesticides can have varying degradation rates and potential for accumulation, it is not universally true for all aquatic pesticides. Therefore, stating that aquatic pesticides are known to last a long time and accumulate broadly misrepresents the behavior of these chemicals in aquatic environments.