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A new varazón of 187 sea lions and an unspecified number of whales occurred yesterday on the beaches of San Pedro and San Pablo, La Islilla and La Tortuga, in the provinces of Paita and Sechura, reported local fishermen. The…
The first weekend of October, the complaint Cetacean Foundation in Riccione, “was intense on the side of the finds of both carcasses of sea turtles that of dolphins, especially in the area of Ravenna.” The numbers are alarming: three dead…
It remains an open sky cemetery for adult turtles and The Open Escolleras the Marquis de las Salinas Beach; in the past 30 days, have died on average 30 adult turtles. Climate change and natural phenomena and the high temperatures…
Florida wildlife officials say a large offshore fish kill in the northeast Gulf of Mexico is being caused by a red tide. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says citizens have reported thousands of dead or dying reef fish…
About fifty species ridley turtles woke up Friday on the beaches of Salinas, against Pemex buoys in Salina Cruz. The turtles were thrown by the decaying sea, sparking the curiosity among bathers and ferocity of the dogs and vultures feeding…
Twelve more turtles have been discovered dead at Misery Bay Provincial Park as the research into the mass turtle death at the park, which was discovered last year, continues. “As of November 2013, Ontario Park ecologists found 59 dead turtles:…
Thousands of dead Puffer Fish, also dead turtles washing up on various beaches in Colombia and Costa Rica
Dead sea turtles have been washing up along the beach from Biloxi to Waveland. So far this year, the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies has responded to nearly 40 dead turtles, ten in the past few days. The majority of…
Come with the storms, the bodies of turtles and other animals. It is those killed by bottom trawls as by nets or hung on a hook. Then there is the pollution of the sea due to heavy metals or plastic.…
There’s something fishy going on in our local waters. No pun intended. According to The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: six dolphins, a shark, a humpback whale and multiple manatees/sea turtles have washed up in the last two weeks.…
