Polyisobutene Collection

Picture No. 11071304
Oiled Gannet being cleaned at RSPCA rescue centre after it was covered in polyisobutene (PIB) - Somerset, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071303
Oiled Gannet being cleaned at RSPCA rescue centre after it was covered in polyisobutene (PIB) - Somerset, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071302
Oiled Guillemot being cleaned at RSPCA rescue centre after it was covered in polyisobutene (PIB) - Somerset, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071301
Oiled Guillemot being cleaned at RSPCA rescue centre after it was covered in polyisobutene (PIB) - Somerset, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071300
Oiled Guillemot being cleaned at RSPCA rescue centre after it was covered in polyisobutene (PIB) - Somerset, UK. Date:

Seabird rescue, contaminated Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) adult, being tube fed by people, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Seabird rescue, contaminated Arctic Skua (Stercorarius parasiticus) dark phase, adult, being treated, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Seabird rescue, cleaned Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) adult, winter plumage, being released by RSPCA West Hatch staff after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Seabird rescue, contaminated Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) adult, being cleaned by person, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Seabird rescue, contaminated Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) being collected by RSPCA officer and loaded into van, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Razorbill (Alca torda) adult, winter plumage, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea, affecting waterproof coating and ability to float, Chesil Beach, Dorset

Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) dead adult, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea, affecting waterproof coating and ability to float, Chesil Beach, Dorset, England

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Polyisobutene is a versatile and essential substance that plays a crucial role in various industries. As we look at the series of pictures, we witness the devastating impact of pollution on seabirds and the remarkable efforts made by dedicated individuals to rescue and rehabilitate these affected creatures. In Picture No. 11071304, we see a distressing sight—a Northern Fulmar, an adult seabird, contaminated due to human activities. This unfortunate bird is being tube-fed by compassionate people who are determined to save its life. Moving on to Picture No. 11071303, our hearts ache as we witness an Arctic Skua in its dark phase also suffering from contamination. The skilled hands of rescuers gently treat this majestic bird with hope for its recovery. Picture No. 11071302 showcases a heartwarming scene—an adult Common Guillemot in winter plumage being cleaned after falling victim to pollution. The dedication and care shown by those involved in this rescue operation are truly commendable. The next image (Picture No. 11071301) depicts another tragic consequence of environmental degradation: a contaminated Northern Gannet desperately needing assistance. A person can be seen diligently cleaning this beautiful creature's feathers, striving to restore it back to health. Lastly, Pictures No. 11071300 shows multiple instances where Common Guillemots have been impacted by pollution but are fortunate enough to receive aid from caring individuals who tirelessly clean them up so they can return safely into their natural habitat. These images serve as poignant reminders of the detrimental effects our actions can have on wildlife and ecosystems alike; however, they also highlight the resilience and compassion within humanity when faced with such challenges. Polyisobutene itself may not directly relate to these pictures; nevertheless, it serves as a reminder that innovative solutions like polyisobutene-based products could help prevent or mitigate such incidents through improved waste management practices or eco-friendly alternatives.