Neil Angelo S. Abreo, Darrell D. Blatchley, Kirsten F. Thompson
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Short Communication: Marine litter ingestion by a Bryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) in Mindanao, Philippines, and the need for consistent long-term recording of single-individual strandings
Strandings provide opportunities to collect data on interactions between megafauna and marine litter which help address the limited information available on the impacts of litter in developing countries, such as the Philippines. However, the perception that single‐individual strandings yield minimal data restricts the scope of publication, resulting in the limited dissemination of potentially valuable information. Here we present a case of plastic ingestion by a Bryde’s whale in the Philippines and discuss the importance of consistent long‐term collection of strandings data and the value of publishing these results.
期刊介绍:
This peer-reviewed Journal has been established to publish papers on those matters of most importance to the conservation and management of whales, dolphins and porpoises, and in particular papers that are relevant to the tasks of the IWC Scientific Committee. These will include papers on: population assessment and trends population dynamics population biology taxonomy risk averse management strategies direct and indirect exploitation environmental changes and threats in the context of cetaceans