Baby Seal's Head Stuck In Filter

As Naude explained, this industrial filter could’ve been from a vacuum cleaner bag or, most likely, suits worn when spray painting. Due to somebody’s negligence, these filters end up in the ocean, and who knows how many animals have fallen victim to it and how many more filters are still floating around. Without monitoring, regular inspection, and hefty fines, ocean littering will not change.

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