Dead albatross is found with stomach full of bottle tops, oil caps and a fishing float | Daily Mail Online
Faux food | California Academy of Sciences
An albatross carcass has plastics in the stomach | OR&R's Marine Debris Program
Heartbreaking images of dead sea birds with stomachs full of ocean plastic on remote Pacific island shows scale of deadly pollution | The Sun
Dead albatross is found with stomach full of bottle tops, oil caps and a fishing float | Daily Mail Online
Saving the albatross: 'The war is against plastic and they are casualties on the frontline' | Birds | The Guardian
Albatross dies after being found on Hawke's Bay beach with plastic water bottle in its stomach - NZ Herald
Laysan Albatrosses' Plastic Problem | Smithsonian Ocean
Photograph of a dead Laysan albatross chick with plastic in its... | Download Scientific Diagram
Midway Albatross an Icon of the Plastic Pollution Problem | Plastic Pollution Coalition
Albatrosses | National Geographic
Laysan Albatrosses' Plastic Problem | Smithsonian Ocean
Plastic Pollution Coalition - Unaltered stomach contents of a dead baby albatross, Midway Atoll, July, 2010, photo by PPC founding member Chris Jordan. Strong reaction to this image? Join PPC and support
Shocking pictures show plastic-filled stomachs of dead seabirds washed up on Pacific island - World News - Mirror Online
Midway Albatross an Icon of the Plastic Pollution Problem | Plastic Pollution Coalition
What Is In The Stomach Of An Albatross? - Pacific Beach Coalition
The stomach of a dead Black Footed albatross chick filled with plastic consumed accidentally at the Midway Atoll Wildlife Refugee in Midway Island. Plastic trash never degrades and is often consumed by
The Story of ALBATROSS | Plastic Pollution Coalition
Saving the albatross: 'The war is against plastic and they are casualties on the frontline' | Birds | The Guardian
These birds are choking on a plastic ocean | CNN
Oceans of Trash | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
A Plague of Plastics
For Midway Atoll's birds, plastic is the main dish - Scienceline
Plastic in the ocean kills more threatened albatrosses than we thought
