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oceanaOceana@oceana·
23 May

It is estimated that more than half of sea turtles have eaten plastic debris. On #WorldTurtleDay, it's time that we #BreakFreeFromPlastic to help sea turtles: https://t.co/nDk2IXChEU

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23 May

One of the most endangered whales in the world was recently found washed ashore in Florida. The cause of death? Plastic.
https://t.co/OPalW4XdHH

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seavoicenewsSea Voice News@seavoicenews·
21 May

This is just one of their stories. Millions of animals are fatally being impacted by plastic pollution. The public needs to put pressure on the companies producing plastic for us to see situations like this stop.
https://t.co/3ioNPf07Em

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CNNCNN@CNN·
20 May

A young sperm whale has been found dead in Sicily with a stomach full of plastic.

It was a female and was so young that "her teeth haven't come out yet." https://t.co/aT4FK8lHKF

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