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Fishermen in Mie Prefecture, Japan, have seen their fishing port become a "graveyard" for sardines.
According to CCTV reports, this is the Boche fishing port in Shima City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, and a large number of fish were washed ashore, directly blocking the way of the fishing boats.
Local fishermen are desperately trying to recycle and dispose of it, and a full 85 tons of dead fish have been recovered in the past few days.
Just a week ago, there was a super fish death case in Hokkaido, which is also a big event that has not been seen in a century!
This is the second time this has happened off the coast of Japan in a week, and it's heart-wrenching!
Everyone is anxious about the marine ecosystem!
Some netizens commented that they were very worried about whether these things would be shipped to China, whether they would be on our table, and claimed: The time has come to test China's customs!
It is not difficult to see that everyone attaches great importance to our food safety, for fear that these fish species that do not know the cause of death will be secretly delivered to our table in canned food and snacks!
I heard that inside the port of Poche, some of the dead fish have begun to rot, and the stench is suffocating! Faced with so many fish deaths, the local government has to use heavy machinery, such as excavators, to help recover the dead fish.
But it's the first time the fishermen have experienced it, and it's shocking!
There are also concerns about what will happen after the fish die.
With so many fish dying, the marine ecosystem may really explode, which is scary!
In fact, I heard that the official said that the fish kills may have been caused by a lack of oxygen, and that it had nothing to do with the nuclear-contaminated water at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Someone used a drone to take some pictures on the beach, and it was completely the scene of a disaster with a large number of fish!
The beach is full of fish, up to 1 km long, and a large number of fish float on the surface of the sea. With so many fish, the beach and the sea have turned sparkling silvery white!
Local officials said in a statement that the dead fish were mainly sardines, but the exact cause was unclear. They also called on people not to take the dead fish home and eat them.
A detailed investigation is now underway to discuss how to deal with the issue. Researchers at the Fisheries Research Institute in Hakodate City said the incident occurred during the season when sardines migrated south from Hokkaido.
A researcher at the Fisheries Research Institute in Hakodate City offered two possible reasons for this incident. He said that it may have been a large fish chasing the fish, and it ended up lying on its stomach and being washed ashore by the waves.
The more outrageous explanation actually said that it was because he was preyed on by a big fish and was forced to flee for his life and went ashore by himself, isn't this a big joke?
Another possibility is that the fish were brought ashore by icy currents during their migration, but the details need to be investigated.
It is said that on October 18, a large number of sardines died at a fishing port in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, and the water surface was densely covered with fish, which is amazing! It is estimated that the total weight of the cleaned sardines is about 90 tons!
This is a really unpredictable story! Why are so many fish dying? What earth-shattering changes have taken place in the marine ecosystem? This question really makes me wonder! I really wish I could find out the cause and find a solution as soon as possible, otherwise how would the world continue?