The cause of suicide of whales

The cause of suicide of whales

Manial Racor

    The whale is one of the aquatic animals and is the largest known mammal in the world.  In addition to cats, dolphins and propo, the whale is considered a descendant of terrestrial mammals and is believed to have a cruel command. It entered the water 50 million years ago, and it contains mammals.  He is bleeding, his hair is shorter than he was born, and his mother breastfeeds his small breasts, and her heart is made up of four tents, and the air is breathing through her lungs, and she is ready to swim and live in it.  Water at the same time, so its body is soft, and it has wings both front and back.  Most assumptions have itchy wings.

    Whale species

    Pisces is divided into two main groups: the dwarf - scientifically known as dental inflammation, which includes the little whale, the little dwarf whale, the white whale and others.  Balne's hypothetical assumptions: Scientifically known as mysticism, they have traces in their mouths instead of teeth, and their species are blue deer, fin deer, black deer, zebra - true mint, arrowhead, etc.

    The fact that the whale committed suicide

    One of the saddest things is that the deer is stuck on the beach.  Whales die when close to shore, and while whales are known to have sophisticated navigation systems that allow them to sail at sea, some species, especially flying platforms, whales and killer whales, tend to capture shallow waters or beaches that lead to death and may include a whale or an entire herd.

    More than 400 flying whales were kidnapped off the coast of New Zealand in February 2017, is this a suicide attempt?  But the question is why do whales die when they hang on the beach?  Because the whale's body is designed to swim and float, the water reduces the pressure on the whale's internal organs and attacks the body when the whale reaches the ground.  The body cannot withstand the intense pressure on it to withstand internal wounds that lead to death, as well as external wounds and wounds.

    * The tendency of whales to move to the shore Of course, there is no accurate scientific explanation for the tendency of whales, but there are many theories to explain this, and scientists still need more study.  Research is needed to determine the main causes of this phenomenon and the theories that could explain the size of whales on the coast.

    Short and medium frequency sonar waves: some environmental researchers and researchers such as the United States.  They believe that the sonar waves released by the Navy could confuse whales and hamper their navigation equipment.  Makes them take you to deeper waters.  Well, being exposed to sonar waves near the coast, it also shows damage to blood flow to the brain, ears, and internal tissues.

    * Decompression sickness also shows severe symptoms, believed to be caused by deep breathing changes in whales, and watermelon head deformities are more severe.  The Resource Council and some other local groups were indicted in the US Navy in 2008. Since then the Navy has been studying its impact on marine animals, including marine creatures.

    * Federal courts in the California and Hawaiian maritime states also have ordered to limit sonar use.  Whale disease: Researchers at Delhose University in Nova Scotia believe that whales are born with infections, parasites, injuries, and diseases caused by genetic mutations and aging.  The rest of the whales are on the shore, so the waves can hang, and if there is a male whale leading a herd of whales.

    * Another hypothesis that explains the serious damage to whales is that when whale groups receive an annoying call from a whale that has been caught on the beach, they are suddenly stuck and unable to return to the water.  Malnutrition It is believed that whales may be pushed ashore or caught due to lack of food sources in the area and the resulting confusion and vulnerability.  However, late water seems unacceptable to some.

    * Especially since whales can roam the coast where regular whales are not hunted.  Environmental toxins: Researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration report a tendency for water pollution and red waves.  Bed bugs tend to produce their own toxins in the water, which may be behind the deer carried by the beach.  Other factors: Extreme weather conditions, underwater earthquakes, and magnetic field thunderstorms are believed to play a role in congestion.

    General information about whales Here is general information about whales:

    The blue whale is considered the largest animal in the world, measuring 30 feet [30 meters] and weighing up to 180 tons.  Whales can eat wood under a microscope, and they can eat very large fish.  Whales sleep eight hours a day, but in a special way.  Half of the brain is asleep and the other half is awake.  Because it requires awareness to breathe.  When wills swim, the wheels pull their genitals close to the body.  This is to keep the body flowing.  The overuse of whales threatens the extinction of some species and the extinction of others.