There are a lot of dead fish in Yintan Scenic Area of Beihai. What impact will this have on the environment?

According to related reports, it can be seen that 20 kilograms of dead fish are washed ashore every day in Beihai Yintan, so if such a large number of dead fish bodies are gathered together, they will soon rot and stink in such hot weather.

As a tourist attraction, tourists are rarely willing to pay money in such an environment, so now we can see that there are basically not many tourists playing on the shore, because the taste is too choking, and now the cause of death of fish is unknown, and we dare not let tourists enter the scenic spot easily.

These fish die in large numbers and are photographed on the beach, which will lead to a large number of bacteria. If some wild dogs or wild cats eat these fish, it may cause the spread of diseases. So this situation is very critical. Dead fish should be treated, collected, burned or buried in time.

In addition, the cause of the dead fish is still unknown. It may be that the ocean is polluted or poisoned by people, and there may be factors such as changes in ocean currents that lead to the inadaptability of fish, or that the fish itself has spread diseases, resulting in a large number of fish deaths.

The above situation will have a great impact on the ocean. The key is not how many fish died, but that these problems will continue to exist. If they cannot be solved, more fish will die.

The most terrible thing is disease. If the fish themselves carry some diseases, resulting in a large number of fish deaths, then a large number of fish in this area may suffer, and some farms will also be affected, causing losses to fishermen.

So now the relevant departments have also dealt with this problem, collecting dead fish and taking them for testing. Soon, we will know the cause of death of this fish and the possible impact of the accident.

For tourists, when they encounter this situation on the beach, first of all, don't go to the sea and stay away from the beach, and then report the situation to the relevant departments to prevent more tourists from entering the scenic spot.