Seal poop reveals plastic’s path in the sea. Marine predators consume plastic fragments with their fish. 1/3 of the fish and nearly half of the seal-faeces samples contained one to four plastic fibres and fragments. Among the most common was polyethylene, which is found in plastic bags and bottles.

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Seal poop reveals plastic’s path in the sea. Marine predators consume plastic fragments with their fish. 1/3 of the fish and nearly half of the seal-faeces samples contained one to four plastic fibres and fragments. Among the most common was polyethylene, which is found in plastic bags and bottles.