In the video, a woman is filming her drink while sitting in the restaurant, which has a plastic shark inside the glass. She picks up the toy and turns it upside down, and a bright red liquid ...

About nine million tons of visible plastic trash enter oceans each year—then there’s the waste we can’t see. This story appears in the May 2019 issue of National Geographic magazine.

Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. Nicolas Tomasi has never laid eyes on it. He has worked these waters for ...

Richard West was told the Lego shark he found was the first recovered ... Richard West, a 35-year-old fisherman living in Plymouth, found the plastic toy on the top of his fishing nets 20 miles ...

These small plastic pieces less than five millimetres ... Many are long-lived and give birth to few offspring during their lives. The whale shark, for example, is listed as Endangered on the ...

The female shark was between the size of a caravan and ... Traditional drumlines are made using a baited fishing hook attached to a large plastic buoy. They float, are anchored to the sea floor ...

First draw the outline of a shark on a piece of cardboard, making sure it's big enough to fit your plastic bottle in the centre. Don’t forget to also draw the fin and the tail of the shark as well.