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ΜΟΙΡΑΣΤΕΙΤΕ ΤΟ Related Stories Sri Lanka: Great environmental disaster from the fire on a container ship (videos-photos) The thick layer of marine mucilage that threatens marine life and fishing activity in the Marmara Sea and has caused intense international concern is spreading to the Black Sea. According to an expert cited by the Hurriyet Daily News, the Black Sea may soon face an equally serious problem as the Marmara Sea, if effective measures are not taken in time. According to the newspaper, the mobilization of fishermen in the port of Gialikoi in the city of Fatsa in the province of Ordu, near which large quantities of this mucilage were recently found, resulted in the local authorities launching efforts to clean the waters. Marine mucilage - otherwise known as sea snot - has been affecting many bays and harbours along the Sea of Marmara in Turkey. Read more about this story: https://t.co/B5zNGpeM6J pic.twitter.com/4KQPxTBv3m - Sky News. ....
To the aegean. associate professor is a coral expert who has been diving these waters for more than a decade. this coral. it s dead. another one, dying. this one, threatened. he points to a healthy sponge. and right next to it, he wipes the mucilage coating off a dead one. back onboard, the gravity of what we witnessed sets in. the professor says he and other scientists first observed mucilage in these waters in 2007. is this the first year, where you ve seen mucilage killing coral and sea life? yes. yeah. of course, feel very bad because, you know, doing during our childhood, this ecosystem is was was a rich ecosystem. even one year ago, you know, they are healthy. they were healthy. you know, one year ago. but now, it s bad. ....
Fish. wrapping itself around corals. suffocating them. we re in the strait that connects the sea to the egean. associate professor is a coral expert who s been diving these waters for more than a decade. this coral, it s dead. another one, dying. this one, threatened. he points to a healthy sponge. and right next to it, he wipes the mucilage coating off a dead one. back onboard, the gravity of what we witnessed sets in. the professor says he and other scientists, first, observed mucilage in these waters in 2007. is this the first year, where you ve seen mucilage killing coral and sea life? yes. yeah. of course, because doing ....