Occurred on March 1, 0218 / Galapagos

Info: "To catch their prey, blue-footed boobies can dive deeper than 20m and for longer than 30 seconds, but their dives usually are rather shallow and short. They plunge into the water from as high as 100m. Blue-footed boobies, like other seabirds, are at risk from plastic pollution including eating micro-plastics and getting tangled in larger pieces."