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View of dead Salmons at Porcelana farms in Palena province, Los Lagos region, southern Chile on April 10, 2021. - More than 4,200 tons of salmon have fallen victim to killer algae in Chile, the South American country's fisheries and aquaculture service said Thursday. It's the latest mass mortality event recorded in the world's second largest producer of salmon. (Photo by ALVARO VIDAL / AFP)

headline Kwitnące algi zabijają łososie

created date 2021-04-10

credit ALVARO VIDAL/AFP/East News

source AFP

byline ALVARO VIDAL

original transmission reference AFP_97T94Z

weight 4,17MB

size 44cm x 29cm by 300dpi

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