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"War in Ukraine Blamed for Over 100 Dolphin Deaths in Black Sea"
environment3 years ago

"War in Ukraine Blamed for Over 100 Dolphin Deaths in Black Sea"

More than 100 dolphins, mostly Black Sea bottlenose dolphins, are feared dead due to military sonar in the Black Sea, caused by Russian naval activity due to the war in Ukraine, according to Ivan Rusev, Head of the Research Department of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park in southwest Ukraine. The death toll is believed to be much higher, with scientists estimating it surpasses 1,000. The uptick in deaths is unusual, with Rusev finding three to four dead dolphins annually along the 27 miles of shoreline in the park.

War in Ukraine Blamed for Over 100 Dolphin Deaths in Black Sea
environment3 years ago

War in Ukraine Blamed for Over 100 Dolphin Deaths in Black Sea

More than 100 dolphins, mostly Black Sea bottlenose dolphins, are feared dead due to military sonar in the Black Sea, caused by Russian naval activity due to the war in Ukraine, according to Ivan Rusev, Head of the Research Department of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park in southwest Ukraine. The death toll is believed to be much higher, with scientists estimating it surpasses 1,000. The uptick in deaths is unusual, with Rusev finding three to four dead dolphins annually along the 27 miles of shoreline in the park.

Black Sea dolphin deaths linked to Ukraine-Russia conflict.
environment3 years ago

Black Sea dolphin deaths linked to Ukraine-Russia conflict.

More than 100 dolphins, mostly Black Sea bottlenose dolphins, are feared dead due to military sonar in the Black Sea, according to Ivan Rusev, Head of the Research Department of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park in Ukraine. The deaths are believed to be caused by Russian naval activity due to the war in Ukraine. The death toll is much higher, with scientists believing the number surpasses 1,000. The uptick in deaths is unusual, with Rusev finding three to four dead dolphins along the 27 miles of shoreline in the park annually.