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18 dicembre 2009 | 
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Nello stomaco dei capodogli spiaggiati a Peschici sono stati trovati buste di plastica, pezzi di corda, scatole e altri rifiuti.
La scoperta è stata fatta dal professor Giuseppe Nascetti dell’università della Tuscia, uno massimi esperti mondiali di parassitologia ed ecologia marina, chiamato per valutare le cause dello spiaggiamento e della morte dei cetacei.
I capodogli potrebbero aver scambiato gli oggetti per calamari, il loro principale alimento.
Fonte: repubblica.it
Pubblicato in Ambiente, Zoonews | 
Tag: Ambiente, animali, inquinamento, inquinamento marino, rispetto per la natura
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