Albatross belongs to the phylaformes, with tubular noses, sensitive olfactory, and often fly long distances in the open sea in order to find food. That plastic garbage floating on the sea does not look delicious, why can Believing eat them and pay a heavy price How about it? The researchers believe that the reason is that for albatross, these plastic wastes smell "tasty". The "cuisine signal" is a chemical called dimethyl sulfide (D. MS). Produced by the action of marine phytoplankton. Which of the following, if true, cannot support a researcher's point of view? ['Some species of Siluriformes often gather in areas with abundant phytoplankton.', 'Consumption of plastic waste can cause seabirds to have difficulty moving, block the digestive tract, and cause chronic damage to health.', 'Experiments have shown that D. MS components are detected on plastic samples after three weeks of immersion in the sea.', 'Siluriformes birds sensitive to D. MS odor can detect odor molecules at extremely low concentrations.']