From clipping nails to a plastic bag filled with urine, these photographs show the horrible airline passengers who carry on the unnecessary baggage. Disgruntled flyers and flight attendants from around the globe, have taken their frustration to social media to shame feral passengers with  annoying habits - and the results are sure to shock. They include a feet being wedged in between seats or near other passenger's head, rubbish being trashed in seat pockets and bathrooms while others are taking up more space than necessary. Scroll down for video . One traveller has snapped a picture of himself enduring the close proximity of another passenger's foot . Disgusting: One flight attendant found a surprise under one of the seats - a plastic bag filled with urine . Other photos show two passengers wearing face masks, a male traveller working out in the aisle while one of the cutest passengers to hit the air was a bulldog that was seen in a security vest. The images, captured by anonymous travellers, were posted on former flight attendant Shawn Kathleen's Instagram account Passenger Shaming. The page follows after Ms Kathleen, who worked as a flight attendant for seven years, started the group on Facebook to highlight the less than desirable habits some have adopted while flying. She has previously mentioned some her most feared habits, including people who don't flush the toilet and people going into the bathroom without shoes or socks. Got it nailed: This passenger decided being seated on a busy plane was the perfect time to clip his fingernails . One of the cutest passengers to hit the air was a bulldog in a security vest that was seen resting beside a seat . Toe the line: One passenger got a little too comfortable, pushing both feet through to the seas in front . One of the popular yet annoying habits are people resting their feet on any surface they could reach, including walls and near people's heads as as well sleeping with their feet in awkward positions. Since its inception, the page has attracted worldwide attention from passengers and flight attendants with its Instagram page now has nearly 240,000 followers. Recent photos in the past months show a potty in the aisle, people sleeping in inappropriate places, passengers resting their feet on tray tables and walls and dirty nappies stuffed in the seat pockets. Photos of unsupervised children vandalising the aeroplane with stickers and an unwrapped condom found under a seat have also made the cut for Passenger Shaming. This isn't working out: One passenger thought it was a good time to do a work-out session during a flight . Socks appeal: A weary traveller decided to prop his feet up against a wall - over another passenger .
Disgruntled flyers have taken to social media to shame feral passengers .
The photographs show people with less than desirable habits on planes .
Images are submitted anonymously by passengers and flight attendants .
The images were posted on an Instagram account Passenger Shaming .