Piura: They found more than 180 dead sea lions on the coast
Thursday November 6, 2014 | 7:30
Animals were found dead between the beaches Saint Peter and Saint Paul, and the Turtle Cove.
Were found between the beaches Saint Peter and Saint Paul, and the Turtle Cove. (USI / Reference)
Were found between the beaches Saint Peter and Saint Paul, and the Turtle Cove. (USI / Reference)
Less than a week after the appearance of one hundred seals killed in booking Illescas in the province of Sechura (Piura), again dead marine species were found in this jurisdiction.
This time, a total of 187 sea lions were found dead between the beaches Saint Peter and Saint Paul, and the Turtle Cove.
This was confirmed by sources from the National Service of Protected Areas Regional (Sernanp). However, expressed ignorance about the reason for the killing of wolves.
Meanwhile, local fishermen claimed that warming would cause sea.
Chimbote: Found dead sea lions on the Malecon Grau
Monday September 15, 2014 | 20:37
During August, authorities found the bodies of several of these animals at various beaches and turtles decapitated.
Sea lions found dead on the boardwalk Grau in Chimbote. (USI / Reference)
Sea lions found dead on the boardwalk Grau in Chimbote. (USI / Reference)
Two sea lions found dead in the bay of Chimbote (Ancash). This time the animals lay near the area known as the Malecon Grau, at the height of the shreds Enrique Palacios and Manuel Villavicencio.
The owner of the Subregional Office for Tourism and Foreign Trade St., Flavio Salinas, reported that marine species been dead a week ago in this place and already decomposing.
"The wolves are at the head of the Department of Tourism and also close to many restaurants, strong smelling that are already in state of decomposition," said the authority.
Salinas claimed that the competent authorities withdraw as soon as the bodies of the seals.
During last August have been reported in different findings Dates seals stranded in Chimbote Bay, as well as turtles decapitated Atahualpa Beach, located in the district of Nuevo Chimbote.
Ancash: Found dead sea lions and pelicans in the bay of Chimbote
Tuesday August 12, 2014 | 1:48
The chief of police of Tourism and Ecology of such jurisdiction, Raul Chinchay said that mammals had perforations.
Found dead sea lions and pelicans in the bay of Chimbote. (USI / Reference)
Found dead sea lions and pelicans in the bay of Chimbote. (USI / Reference)
Staff at the station of Tourism and Ecology of Chimbote found in the Bay of jurisdiction seven six dead seals and pelicans.
The head of that agency, NCO Chinchay PNP Raul said that mammals had perforations. "Can I be effects of pollution or even that a fisherman has caused them injuries," he said.
Piura: Fishermen killed with poison dolphins and sea lions
Saturday January 18, 2014 | 9:17
This was determined by the environmental prosecutor, Silvia Rumiche after inspection in the bay Sechuran.
Piura: Fishermen killed with poison dolphins and sea lions. (USI / Reference)
Piura: Fishermen killed with poison dolphins and sea lions. (USI / Reference)
Following an inspection in Sechura Bay, where a few days ago dead dolphins and sea lions, the environmental prosecutor, Silvia Rumiche determined that the animals were poisoned by poor fishermen who came to the county from other areas was found.
The judge asked the maritime authorities strengthen controls in place to prevent similar events.
It wolves killed fish with pesticide
Friday February 8, 2013 | 2:18
Fishermen were poisoned. (USI)
Fishermen were poisoned. (USI)
The intake of fish with a pesticide commonly used in agriculture has caused the death of 50 seals so far this year on the beach lifes, the Ministry of Production.
According to the Instituto del Mar del Peru (Imarpe), toxicological analysis of sea lions tested positive. He also indicated that the pesticide has a neurotoxic effect in mammals and in high doses causes death. "The animals were poisoned intentionally," says the report.
It is known that the sea lions 'compete' with the seamen for the fish.
Lambayeque: Sea lions stranded on beach were poisoned
Thursday February 7, 2013 | 16:21
Report of the Instituto del Mar del Peru found that 50 animals that were in Spa Still Life, last January, pesticide consumed fish with someone offered.
Fishermen have killed sea lions. (Perú21 / Reference)
Fishermen have killed sea lions. (Perú21 / Reference)
The intake of fish with a pesticide commonly used used in agriculture and as a method of pest control caused by rodents caused death and stranding of 50 sea lions on the beach lifes in Lambayeque, said the Ministry of Production (Produce ).
As reported by the Instituto del Mar del Peru (Imarpe), toxicological analysis of stomach contents and kidneys for the presence of these compounds were positive.
It also notes that the substance in question has a neurotoxic effect in mammals and in high doses causes death.
"Based on the number of seals killed, the location of strandings, the fact that the rest introduced abundant stomach contents and semidigerido, besides the presence of carbamates, we conclude that these animals were poisoned intentionally, by eating fish poisoned lethal dose, "the report said.
Produces considered desirable, as it alleges that involve Imarpe species protected by the relevant actions to the Agency for the Assessment and Environmental Control (OEFA) will begin to fulfill its task to supervise and take appropriate action before the relevant bodies .
The discovery of the bodies of the droll sea lions, so called because it is larger compared to the thin and because their habitat is distributed along the entire coastline, occurred in January of this year. Of all the specimens found 90% were males.
Males are known to interact more with fishing and usually after fishing boats to steal networks species which feed.
On this occasion, investigators found traces Imarpe of fishing line at various stomach contents.
Again lions and dead dolphins found
Saturday January 12, 2013 | 8:00
Lambayeque Authorities confirm that 13 copies was found in San Jose Pimentel. Fishermen deaths attributed to sound waves, but Imarpe says that it would be old copies.
(USI)
(USI)
Caused great concern and surprise yesterday in Chiclayo the discovery of 13 specimens of sea lions and dolphins stranded dead on the beaches of San Jose Pimentel. The news reminded the mass death of animals registered between February and April last year, when it killed more than five thousand copies, mainly because of lack of food and other reasons that were never clarified.
The regional head of the Instituto del Mar del Peru (Imarpe), Edgar Barriga, tried to calm the concerns of the population, indicating that the animals probably died of old age. Noting that the appropriate analysis is performed, the specialist stated that the fact should not generate an alert "because there is an extraordinary death."
However, Ñiquén Francisco, president of the Association of Fishermen of Lambayeque, attributed the death of marine mammals to the strong sound waves that produces the sound of the boat of a multinational company that performs oil exploration in the continental shelf, between La Libertad and Piura regions. Ñiquén asked the authorities to take action on the matter soon to avoid repeat of last situation.
Following termination, technicians of the Technical Administration Flora and Fauna of Lambayeque announced that samples taken from dead animals and investigate the case. Also, the First Prosecution Crime Prevention reported that monitor the beaches to verify the death toll animals and also proceed the withdrawal of their bodies to prevent contamination.
DATA
- Last year, the authorities attributed the mortality of pelicans to lack of food. However, it was unclear what caused the death of sea lions and dolphins.
- Scientists have not ruled that mining activities have generated pollution and ecological disaster of 2012.
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