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Whales eat colossal amounts of microplastics

Analysis of ocean plastic pollution and whale foraging behavior shows whales are ingesting plastic in far bigger quantities than previously thought.

United statesStanford universityMediterranean seaOceans generalMonterey bayNational defense universityDistrict of columbiaJeremy goldbogenMatthew savocaShirel kahaneJames fahlbuschMax czapanskiyEarlh myersEthelm myersUniversity of californiaNational geographic society

Blue whales found to swallow 10 million microplastic pieces daily

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Earth's largest animals, blue whales are mighty big eaters, gulping tons of food each day. They also now are .

Stanford universityUnited statesMatthew savocaShirel kahaneRosalba obrienRapport of california state universityNature communicationsCalifornia currentNorth americaShirel kahane rapportCalifornia state universityWill dunhamRosalbao brien

Blue whales found to swallow 10 million microplastic pieces daily

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Earth's largest animals, blue whales are mighty big eaters, gulping tons of food each day. They also now are .

Stanford universityUnited statesMatthew savocaShirel kahaneRosalba obrienRapport of california state universityNature communicationsCalifornia currentNorth americaShirel kahane rapportCalifornia state universityWill dunhamRosalbao brien

Blue whales found to swallow 10 million microplastic pieces daily

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Earth's largest animals, blue whales are mighty big eaters, gulping tons of food each day. They also now are .

Stanford universityUnited statesMatthew savocaShirel kahaneRosalba obrienRapport of california state universityNature communicationsCalifornia currentNorth americaShirel kahane rapportCalifornia state universityWill dunhamRosalbao brien

Blue whales found to swallow 10 million microplastic pieces daily

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Earth's largest animals, blue whales are mighty big eaters, gulping tons of food each day. They also now are .

Stanford universityUnited statesMatthew savocaShirel kahaneRosalba obrienRapport of california state universityNature communicationsCalifornia currentNorth americaShirel kahane rapportCalifornia state universityWill dunhamRosalbao brien

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