Whale sharks, known as the world’s largest fish, are admired for their gentle nature. Spotting whale sharks signifies rich and thriving natural environment. However, they’re facing extinction due to ingesting plastic waste. These whale shark opener, equipped with fridge magnets, are easy to use, made from recycled plastic, and help reduce the likelihood of increased ocean debris.
Losin island in Pattani province is the home of whale sharks because of its integrity of the marine ecosystem. But human activities such as littering or unsustainable fisheries could make the
whale shark extinct.
This teacup is a handcraft from Pattani’s local people, using local clay and decorated with the whale shark ornament made from local recycled fishing nets.
Every time we drink from this teacup, the whale shark would remind us of nature and our responsibility in every activity.
Plastic pollution is a major threat to whales and other sea life. Plastic bags are often mistaken by marine animals as food whereas ghost gear continues to catch and kill unfortunate charismatic species for decades.
Many sea creatures are suffering from plastic products left in the ocean. Please use plastic responsibly so that we will keep them safe during our lifetime. Meanwhile, these marine animals will keep your notes safe too!
Keep your things in this whale at home, not in the ones at sea!
Our plastic waste has been finding its way into the oceans, and into the bellies of whales, causing them much harm and even leading to death – these poor whales have been found all over the world washed up with plastic waste in their bodies.
Let’s manage our consumption of plastic products more responsibly and do our part in saving the whales!
This is a container for our convenience but the ocean is not.
Every year, 8 million metric tons of plastic goes into the ocean, floating, sinking and causes the deaths of more than 100,000 marine mammals.
It’s time to think carefully about everything we use to avoid fulling the ocean with our irresponsibility.
This is a container for our convenience but the ocean is not.
Every year, 8 million metric tons of plastic goes into the ocean, floating, sinking and causes the deaths of more than 100,000 marine mammals.
It’s time to think carefully about everything we use to avoid fulling the ocean with our irresponsibility.
Don’t have fun at others’ expense – drink responsibly and don’t litter!
This whale can help you open bottle caps easily, but it’s not supposed to eat them for you! Please keep your bottle caps and other waste from entering the ocean by disposing of them responsibly and recycling them.
Plastic bags kill countless numbers of sea creatures every year. Do your part to minimize the number of plastic bags thrown away by reusing your plastic bags or using cloth bags. This whale plastic bag holder will help remind you of the unintended effects of our waste products to sea life and be more conscious of our lifestyle.