Tens of thousands of dead fish in the United States found tens of thousands of dead fish, and the local people suspected that it was related to mountain fire

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

According to the "Guardian" reported on the 7th, recently, the Aboriginal tribe of Karuga, California, USA said in a statement that a large number of dead fish was found along the Kramas River. Although it is unclear what causes tens of thousands of fish to die, some biologists have said that the matter has nothing to do with California mountain fire.

Screenshots of relevant reports (Source: Guardian)

Public information shows that the Clarmas River is a river in southern Oregon and northwestern California in western United States. It originated from Lake Kramas, Oregon, and injected the Pacific Ocean in Clarmas, mainly through mountain forest areas.

According to the US media previously reported, the California police said on the 2nd that California's worst mountain fire "Macingni fire" this year has caused at least 4 people to die, about 100 buildings have been destroyed, and at least thousands of local people have been required to evacuate. Essence

The biologist of the Crux Aboriginal Tribe believes that during the spread of McGonnia's fire, a mountain flood caused by a heavy rain caused a large amount of soil and stones to rush into the river, causing fish to die.

Judging from the photos released by the media, dozens of dead fish floating on the dark gray mud water, there are some fragments and sticks next to it.

It is understood that over the years, the tribe has been committed to protecting the fragile salmon population in the Kramas River.

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