File:Toothbrush regurgitated by albatross on Tern Island, Hawaii - 20060614.jpg
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English: An albatross bolus – undigested matter from the diet such as squid beaks and fish scales. This bolus from a Hawaiian albatross (either a Black-footed Albatross or a Laysan Albatross) found on Tern Island, in the French Frigate Shoals, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, has several ingested flotsam items, including monofilament fishing line from fishing nets and a discarded toothbrush. Ingestion of plastic flotsam is an increasing hazard for albatrosses.
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| Date | 14 June 2006 |
| Source | United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), Hawaiian Islands NWR. |
| Author | Sabine's Sunbird (Duncan Wright). |
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