Aqtau: Dead Seals Found Again
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Eyewitnesses filmed dead animals on the city embankment, Orda.kz reports, citing Lada.kz.
The seals reportedly ended up on the shore on November 4 this year. The video shows at least two seals.
"Here is the second body, right opposite the 15th microdistrict says a man in the video.
In October of this year, 289 dead seals were found on the Caspian coast in five days.
The reasons were investigated, and it was noted that among the dead, there were seals with apparent signs of suffocation and cuts. But there were also many seals without traces.
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