Greenpeace - Giant Choking Plastic Whale at Viareggio Carnival in Italy
Huge plastic whale unveiled near Tower Bridge outlines plastic problem polluting oceans | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
The Bruges Whale - Thought Provoking Art: What Are We Doing to Our Oceans? - PhilaTravelGirl
Dead whale in Indonesia had swallowed 1,000 pieces of plastic | CNN
Plastic whale goes on a journey for #OceanRescue - YouTube
Five tonnes of plastic waste from the sea is transformed into a leaping 12 metre tall whale in Belgium's Bruges canal | Euronews
Whales eat colossal amounts of microplastics | Stanford News
Why is a giant whale made from plastic bags and bottles coming to Newcastle? - Chronicle Live
Find The Plastic Whale In Bahía - Initiative Against Single-use Plastic Containers. - Ballena Tales Magazine And Travel Guide
The Plastic Whale and our agreement to conserve the oceans - Opinion - Utrecht University
Giant plastic whale in the canals of Utrecht - My Happy Footprint
Shocking Beached Whale in the Philippines Is Not What It Seems
The alarming trend of beached whales filled with plastic, explained | SOEST
In the Philippines: Artist, Biboy Royong Presents "The Cry of the Dead Whale" - International Marine Mammal Project
Dead sperm whale found in Indonesia had ingested '6kg of plastic' - BBC News
Effects Of Marine Debris On Whales | Cape May Whale Watch & Research Center
This whale had more than 88 pounds of plastic in its stomach when it died
The Ocean Plastic Crisis - Greenpeace International
Dead Whale, 220 Pounds of Debris Inside, Is a 'Grim Reminder' of Ocean Trash - The New York Times
Greenpeace Philippines - Dead Whale - YouTube
Stranded whale had 6 kg of plastic inside their body - Whale & Dolphin Conservation USA
Philippines 78-foot Dead Whale Sculpture Aims to Halt Pollution | News | teleSUR English
Greenpeace Calls for Ocean Protection to Address Whale Deaths - Greenpeace USA
Plastic Whale • Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs
The Plastic Whale – four years on | News | UiB
Did a Sperm Whale Die After Swallowing 64 Pounds of Plastic Debris? | Snopes.com
