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Bruinvis Tragedy in Waddenzee Zendering Operation

Bruinvis Tragedy in Waddenzee Zendering Operation
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Science March 17, 2025 22:00

wageningen - A bruinvis drowned during zendering project in Waddenzee, sparking concerns. SOS Dolfijn urges for halt in the research.

Bruinvis Tragedy in Waddenzee

During a zendering operation in Waddenzee, a bruinvis tragically drowned, raising questions about the research methods.

Details of the Incident:

  • One bruinvis died during zendering process, prompting immediate halt of the project.
  • The deceased bruinvis was sent for further examination to the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Utrecht University.
  • WUR plans a thorough evaluation to determine the cause of the incident before proceeding with the study.

Importance of the Research:

Bruinvissen, protected marine mammals related to dolphins, are being studied to understand their habitat in the North Sea. Two bruinvissen were zendered in the Oosterschelde in May, with one found dead later, the cause remaining unknown.

SOS Dolfijn's Response:

SOS Dolfijn demands the immediate termination of the research following the tragic drowning incident. Director Annemarie van den Berg emphasizes the need for zendering under optimal conditions.

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