Australia: moria milioni di pesci in fiume dopo inondazioni

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epa10531326 Thousands of dead fish have washed up in a series of mass kills caused by floods and hot weather at the main weir at the Menindee lakes, in outback NSW, Australia, 19 March 2023. Enormous clusters of dead fish have been found at Menindee's main weir on the Darling-Baaka River, the latest in a string of mass kills.'People north of Menindee say there's cod and perch floating down the river everywhere'. EPA/SAMARA ANDERSON AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND OUT

Migliaia di pesci morti sono stati ritrovati, in una serie di uccisioni di massa causate dalle inondazioni e dal clima caldo, presso lo sbarramento principale dei laghi di Menindee, in Australia, il 19 marzo 2023.

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epa10531359 A Murray Cod washed up in a series of mass kills caused by floods and hot weather at the Menindee township bridge at the Menindee lakes, in outback NSW, Australia, 19 March 2023. Enormous clusters of dead fish have been found at Menindee's main weir on the Darling-Baaka River, the latest in a string of mass kills.'People north of Menindee say there's cod and perch floating down the river everywhere'. EPA/SAMARA ANDERSON AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND OUT

Enormi ammassi di pesci morti sono stati trovati allo sbarramento principale di Menindee, sul fiume Darling-Baaka, l'ultimo di una serie di uccisioni di massa. «La gente a nord di Menindee dice che ci sono merluzzi e pesce persico che galleggiano ovunque lungo il fiume».

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Dead fish float along the Darling River near Menindee, Australia, Sunday, March 19, 2023. Specialist contractors will remove millions of rotting fish from an Outback river after an unprecedented die-off caused by depleted oxygen levels due to recent floods and hot weather, police said on Monday, March 20, 2023. (Samara Anderson/AAP Image via AP)

Pesci morti galleggiano lungo il fiume Darling vicino a Menindee, Australia, domenica 19 marzo 2023. La polizia ha dichiarato che lunedì 20 marzo 2023 la polizia rimuoverà milioni di pesci in decomposizione.

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