Tote Bag : Northern Fulmar (Fulmaris glacialis) stomach contents containing plastic fragments, Cornwall, England, january
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Northern Fulmar (Fulmaris glacialis) stomach contents containing plastic fragments, Cornwall, England, january
FLPA images of Wildlife and nature
Media ID 6536655
© FLPA/Steve Trewhella
Content Cornish Cornwall Corpse Corpses Dead Death Destruction Environmental Fragment Fragments Fulmar Fulmars Kill Killed Killing Kills Northern Plastic Plastics Pollute Polluted Pollutes Polluting Pollution Sea Bird Sea Birds Seabird Seabirds Shearwater Shearwaters Contained Contents Digestive Eats Feeds Guts Ingested Ingesting Ingestion Organs Stomach Stomachs
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Plastic - The Uninvited Guest at the Northern Fulmar's Feast in Cornwall!
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this photo print, we witness a shocking discovery made by our feathered friend, the Northern Fulmar. As it opens its stomach to reveal its recent meal, we are confronted with a distressing reality - plastic fragments! This unsuspecting bird from Cornwall, England found itself unwittingly hosting an unwanted guest in its gut. Amidst the picturesque coastal beauty of Cornish shores and wild marine life, this image serves as a powerful reminder of the environmental challenges faced by our planet. It highlights the detrimental effects of pollution on our precious wildlife and their habitats. The once pristine Atlantic waters have become polluted with plastics that find their way into these magnificent creatures' digestive systems. With each fragment ingested, they unknowingly contribute to their own demise. As winter blankets England's temperate climate and waves crash against the British coastline, let us reflect on how human actions can impact even the most remote corners of nature. Our irresponsibility has led to deathly consequences for these innocent birds who call these coasts home. This photograph is not just a snapshot; it is a wake-up call urging us all to take action against marine pollution. Together, let's strive for cleaner oceans where seabirds like fulmars can feast without fear and thrive in harmony with their natural environment once again.
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