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Dolphins Killed by Fishermen, Peru

Dolphins lay dead on a pier after being captured by fishermen. Pucusana, Peru. Many dolphins are killed each year after being unintentionally captured, usually by seine fishing for tuna and the use of drift and gill nets

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13624196
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43101821
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3410px x 5129px (8.4MB)
Credit
Wesley Bocxe /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Captured Caught Cetacea Cetacean Crime Delphinidae Dolphin Dolphins Drift Fishermen Gill Illegal Industry Inhumane Issues Killed Odontoceti Peru Pier Rights Seine Tuna Welfare


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