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Balloon Releases Are Killing Animals – Here’s What You Can Do To Avoid It
When the pieces of latex or Mylar are mistaken for food and ingested, they can get lodged in the digestive tract, inhibiting animal’s ability to eat and causing a slow and painful death by starvation. Humans could still do something to avoid it.
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