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From Alexander Bondarenko → To All 14 May 2007
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Fishermen in Canada were shocked by the terrible sight when, in a frenzy caused by,
probably during the breeding season, the frogs in the lake began to attack huge
carp, destroying fish worth a total of 40 thousand dollars.
According to witnesses, a flock of mad frogs splashed on the shallows of the lake
Wykeham in North Yorks (Ontario, Canada), pounced on giant
carp, whose weight reached 4 kg, and dragged them under water. Every fish was
attacked by dozens of amphibians, which fishermen believe were receiving carp
for females. Moreover, a variety of other fish, including roach, rudd and
bream, died as a result of pollution from corpses decomposing at the bottom.
Observing all this, 49-year-old fisherman Mike Heelis said:
"It was a terrible sight. From afar it seemed that the fish's head was starting to
become covered with green mold. Only later did I realize that these were frogs that
climb on it. They covered the fish's mouth and gills, after which it simply
suffocated and died. Now we won't get the catch we wanted
got used to it."
According to M. Khilis, frogs appear on the lake every year, but this year they
there have become unusually many, literally thousands, and they are climbing on everything
possible. However, the local environmental protection agency said thatFrog reproduction is a "natural process" and if anyone tries to fight
with them, he will have to deal with the court.
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