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Mysterious death of fish expands to South America and Europe

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Mysterious death of fish and birds expands to South America and Europe


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Mysterious death of fish expands to South America and Europe

In Brazil, more than 100 tons of fish died from unknown causes. (Photo: Mystery Planet)


The Brazilian authorities reported Wednesday the death of at least a hundred tons of fish in the state of Paran?, south of the country, which adds to the mysterious death culling occurred in the U.S., where at least ten thousand birds died in strange circumstances.

This was unveiled on December 30 the authorities of Sao Paulo, which also reported the deaths of 15 tons of sardines, sea bass and catfish.

A similar episode occurred on the same date in New Zealand, where residents near the Coromandel beach (northwest) reported the animal protection organizations that lots of fish were found dead on the coast snapper.

On the other hand, in Sweden, specifically in the town of Falk?ping (south), on Wednesday reported on the appearance of about 100 dead birds, whose causes are being investigated.

This year, the first case of mass deaths of birds and fish was recorded on January 1 in the town of Arkansas (South Central). Three days later, he announced that the death of these animals also had occurred in the state of Louisiana, where more than 500 birds were found dead in various parts of the region.

In an attempt to explain the event, there have been several hypotheses, the main one was filed by the state veterinarian of the United States, George Badley, who explained that "the birds flew in a stampede for fear of fireworks launched in December and, by speed, crashed into buildings in the New Year night. "

Although Bradley argued, stating that "internal bleeding detected in autopsies give strength to this theory," the director of the Laboratory of Ornithology at Cornell University, John Fitzpatrick, said the death of these species could respond to a centrifugal force effect , caused by winter storms in recent days. "

However, we also found that scientific organizations have suggested it may be some kind of experiment carried out through HAARP, an ionosphere research program funded by the Air Force and U.S. Navy, whose activities are not limited to radio transmissions and detection of missiles, but would go to the climate control and development of biological weapons and electromagnetic.

So far no agency has failed to find the exact cause of the mysterious cases that are still being investigated in order to offer people an answer.
 
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11/01/2011

Salmon farms on suspicion of ISA Virus Rise to 11

Proven outbreak is confined to a single center in the region of Magallanes.


The National Marine Fisheries Service (SERNAPESCA), presented a report to the status of ISA virus in fish farms, which reveals that centers on suspicion of ISA virus rose from 10 to 11 between 15 and 31 December 2010 .
Meanwhile, the only center with proven cases with clinical manifestations of the ISA virus is Bay Perales, belonging to the company Acuimag in Region XII. It is the only place that had a positive laboratory result of the virus and also record mortality associated with this disease. At present this facility is in the process of harvesting and removing the infection. For its part, the centers "Butan 1" Acuinova company, and the center, "Liar 3" Cupquelan company, found on toilet break, as initially were classified as "Budding" or "suspect" and date are no fish for a thorough disinfection of their premises. Each must meet a three-month break.
Of the 11 centers that are as suspect because they had positive results of the disease in laboratory tests, however, have no manifestations of the virus in its clinical form. Of the total of suspects, only two are in the stage of harvest, while the other nine are currently populated.
 
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