A sperm whale that washed up on a beach in Spain had 64 pounds of plastic and waste in its stomach | CNN
Hawaii Whale Dies With Fishing Nets, Plastic Bags In Stomach - Honolulu Civil Beat
Dead Philippines whale had 40kg of plastic in stomach - BBC News
Yet Another Dead Whale Is Grave Reminder Of Our Massive Plastic Problem
Thousands of WDC supporters ask UK Government to extend plastic bag charge to stop plastic pollution - Whale & Dolphin Conservation USA
Deadliest plastics: bags and packaging biggest marine life killers, study finds | Oceans | The Guardian
The Over-whale-ming Plastic Problem
Whales and the plastics problem | Stories | WWF
Sperm Whale Stuffed with 64 Pounds of Plastic Washes Up Dead In Spain | The Inertia
Dangers to Whales and Dolphins from Plastic Pollution in the Ocean - International Marine Mammal Project
The shocking impacts of plastic pollution in our oceans - EIA
A pregnant whale died with almost 50 pounds of plastic in her stomach
Dead whale found on Kauaʻi had fishing nets, plastic bags in its stomach | Hawai'i Public Radio
Pregnant Whale Found Dead Highlights Issue Of Plastic Litter In Oceans | Here & Now
Whale dies with 100 kg ball of plastic trash in its stomach | CBC News
88 Pounds of Plastic Was Discovered in a Beached Whale Found in the Philippines | Teen Vogue
Whale that died off Thailand had eaten 80 plastic bags - BBC News
Hawaii whale dies with fishing nets, plastic bags in stomach - 41NBC News | WMGT-DT
Free Photo | Ocean pollution campaign with whale swimming with plastic bags floating
Dead whale washed up in Philippines had 40kg of plastic bags in its stomach | Whales | The Guardian
Why is a giant whale made from plastic bags and bottles coming to Newcastle? - Chronicle Live
Whale dies after swallowing 80 plastic bags | The Independent | The Independent
Stemming the tide of plastic bags choking the world's oceans - EIA
Plastic pollution in ocean threatens marine life. Whale Sharks can accidentally eat plastic bags dumped in sea. (This is a composite image) Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
Whales and the plastics problem - the deadliest predator in the sea may not be what you think. — WWF Protecting Whales & Dolphins Initiative
