Albatross, Bald Eagles, Vultures eat plastic

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Big birds of Midway Atoll; birds of Vancouver Landfill; birds of Puerto Vallarta; birds of Cedar Hills all have one thing in common: they mistake plastic for food. Albatross, Bald Eagles, and Vultures will usually survive within these habitats unless plastic ingestion causes disease and poisonings.

Most majestic birds maintain a place in nature due to the habitat being abundantly full of foods.

When plastic is not part of the diet, the birds will usually thrive with a standard food source. The birds within their habitat usually survive when food is bountiful and nutritious as apposed to poisonous plastic.

When the birds’ food source is within a landfill, the ingestion of the plastic cannot be avoided, as the birds mistake the plastic for food.