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Russia - Ducks in water Kaliningrad die of poisoning?

Sally Furniss

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Ducks in water Kaliningrad die of poisoning?

30.07 11:54

Avian influenza is not detected

It is believed that the ducks were poisoned. This preliminary version of mass bird deaths in the waters of Kaliningrad nominated veterinary office. This "Klops.Ru" said deputy head of the Veterinary Service of the Kaliningrad region Alexander Murygin.

"Yesterday, our experts have recently visited the lake in the park" Youth "and found several dead ducks and one half-dead. Fresh corpses sent to the laboratory, the autopsy revealed the typical signs of poisoning - severe inflammation of the intestine, for example," - explained Alexander Murygin.

The first analysis for the presence of dead birds from avian influenza were negative, next week will be ready to results of the second, the control test.

"Maybe the ducks died because of the highly toxic algae. In the upper lake began to bloom of blue-green algae, two types of which are extremely poisonous. And one neyrotoksien (contains a poison that attacks the nervous system of living beings. - Ed.)" - Shared his version of the newspaper "Evening tram" Honored Ecologist Russia Felix Alexeev.

Recall from the end of last week on the waters of Kaliningrad is the mass deaths of ducks. Dozens of dead birds were found on Lake Superior, in ponds in the Park "Youth" and Gardes pond in Victory Park.

http://www.klops.ru/news/24723.html
 
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