In
Peru just this year 877 dolphins have washed up on the shore. Environmental
authorities are unsure of the reason for the deaths and think that there could
have been an outbreak of Morbillivirus or Brucella
bacteria. Some of the dead dolphins have been tested for the viruses, but more
than 80% we unable to be studied because of how much they had already
decomposed. The test results of the other 20% should be ready within the week.
It is has been found that the deaths were not caused by a food shortage,
fishing, or poisoning. "When you have something this large, my gut would
tell me that there's something traumatic that happened," Sue Rocca told
CNN, “More investigation needs to be done.”
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