News – The Ocean Waste Catcher Foundation

Pic by Paulo Di Oliviera/ARDEA/Caters News - (Pictured: Sea turtle eating a detergent styrofoam cup. Plastic bags and a lot of other plastic garbage drift through oceans driven by wind and ocean currents.) -Shocking images of animals being strangled by discarded nets and gorging on plastic rubbish have been released as a stark warning of the damage caused by human waste.A crab eating a cotton bud, a baby seal choking on a fishing net and a turtle munching on a polystyrene cup all feature in the series of composite pictures created by Paulo de Oliveira. Other images show a whale gorging on plastic bags and a fish eating the remnants of a coffee cup while swimming through a sea of garbage.The 64-year-old from Portugal combined several images to create each disturbing composite picture.The former advertising executive turned professional diver and photographer has created the series as a stark warning of the damage being done to our oceans.SEE CATERS COPY.

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31. Januar 2021

Gebrauchte Schutzmasken im Ozean

2. Dezember 2020

Kampf gegen schwimmenden Plastikmüll

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20. Oktober 2020

Eine gute Nachricht für die Umwelt

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20. September 2020

Vorstand Kapitän Beier nimmt ca 50 kg Nordsee-Plastikmüll vom Büsumer Hafenkapitän Lembser für eine Verölung in Empfang.

11. September 2020

Preisverleihung des PwC Social Awards 2019