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Short tailed albatross (Phoebastria albatrus) subadult with fish-hook and monofilament
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Short tailed albatross (Phoebastria albatrus) subadult with fish-hook and monofilament
Short tailed albatross (Phoebastria albatrus) subadult with fish-hook and monofilament line embedded in throat. Tsubamezaki, Torishima Island, Japan. December
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Oops, I swallowed a fishing hook! Can someone lend me a hand?
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this hilarious snapshot captured by Tui De Roy, a mischievous subadult Short-tailed Albatross finds itself in quite the predicament. With an unmistakable look of surprise on its face, this feathered troublemaker managed to get a fish-hook and monofilament line embedded in its throat while exploring the waters near Torishima Island, Japan. While it may seem like an unfortunate accident for our avian friend, let's not forget that laughter is the best medicine! This comical encounter serves as a reminder of the unexpected challenges wildlife can face due to human activities. The photo also sheds light on important environmental issues such as marine pollution and overfishing. It reminds us of the impact our fishing industry has on delicate ecosystems and endangered species like these magnificent albatrosses. So next time you cast your line into the sea, make sure to keep an eye out for any curious birds who might mistake your bait for their next meal. And if you happen to come across this cheeky Short-tailed Albatross during your travels around Tsubamezaki, be ready with some pliers – because even birds need rescuing sometimes! Remember folks: Keep nature clean and always lend a helping wing when needed!
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