“It seems that we understand that we were coming to help her.”

The young Hadba whale faced a normal area of ​​a deadly obstacle, but the rescuers were able to liberate the events and send it on its way.

like detailed Written by Radio Polsky, locals monitored the interlocking whale in the fishing nets near the coastal town of Międzyzdroje in the northwest of Poland. The view was unexpected because the ruling whales did not make their way to the Baltic Sea.

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Beata WięCASZek, a biologist at West Bumirani University of Technology, Puertoor Morsky on the Polish website, said that the Baltic is very shallow and has no enough Notes from Poland.

However, a Climate warming Or, noise pollution could have caused drifting to the unwanted area – and directly to a sea threat referred to as a “silent killer”.

Unfortunately, and International Whales Committee 300000 is estimated to visit whales and dolphins every year due to hunting (unintended capture during commercial hunting) and tangle in fishing equipment, with unpleasant marine debris also affects unknown numbers.

However, support Conservation organizations and Participate in community cleaning It can help reduce the effects of human activities on creatures such as whales, which play decisive roles as engineers of the ecological system, distribution of foodstuffs and a positive effect on carbon storage, according to a study of Fairmont University.

As for the young hump in Poland, he lived happily to see another day, for each Polish radio.

Although the matter was afraid, the rescue men allowed the searches and rescue service in Poland, the volunteer rescue service in the water, Międzyzdroje – along with firefighters and volunteers in the World Wildlife Fund – to liberate it from the network, avoid towards the Danish strait, and supposed to return to the North Sea and the one Atlantic.

“The Hadda whale was relatively calm,” Agnieszka Veljkovic spokeswoman told Agence France Presse. Baron. “In the second attempt by the rescuers to remove the net, it seemed that we were understanding that we were coming to help it and started cooperating.”

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