Why are stranded whales super dangerous?

Because the stranded whale has a lot of poisonous microorganisms and parasites attached to it, and the stranded whale will be ** for a long time, causing harm to the people around it.

Because there is too much putrefaction gas inside the dead whale, the body is easy to **. Therefore, when you see a stranded whale, you must stay away from it to avoid being injured.

Because a stranded whale is very likely to produce **, it produces a lot of biogas in its body after death.

Generally, the weight and volume of whales are very large, generally weighing dozens of tons, and there is not enough buoyancy to support the whale in shallow waters, and the whale is likely to die due to lack of oxygen and water at this time.

Why can't the whale stranded approach, most people don't understand this reason, and the danger caused is really not small!

The cause of the whale stranding is not entirely clear, and various hypotheses still exist. Here are some of the possible reasons:

1.Natural causes: Whales may feel lost, injured, or sick while swimming in the ocean, and these factors can cause a whale to run aground. In addition, the effects of meteorological conditions such as wind and waves can cause whales to be stranded.

2.Animal behavior: Some studies have shown that dolphins, whales, etc., can congregate together to form a phenomenon of group huddles, which may cause some whales to carry themselves to shallow waters.

3.Anthropogenic causes: Because various human activities, such as fishing, water sports, sewage discharge, etc., will have a negative impact on whale production.

Whales can be wounded, trapped in fishing nets, starving and affected by multiple pollutions, and so on. All of these factors can lead to whale stranding.

It is important to note that oak whale stranding will bring great risks and negative impacts to the whales themselves and the entire ecosystem, and we need to avoid this phenomenon as much as possible.

1. Environmental pollution.

Whale stranding events occur frequently around the world, making it a key factor in the declining whale population. Environmentalists and scientists believe that environmental pollution is responsible for the stranding of whales, and that chemicals polluting the seawater may have disturbed the whales' senses.

In addition, the sound waves emitted by the sonar and echo control meters and the underwater noise will cause the whale's echo sheltering system to be disordered, so that the frightened whales have been stranded.

2. Global warming.

Soaring ocean temperatures are shrinking the environment for cetaceans. Climate change has led to changes in the whale habitat environment, which has reduced their food**. As a result, a large number of whales have been threatened with starvation in recent years.

3. Human cruel "killing".

Today, whaling is still rampant. Although the International Whaling Commission declared a ban on commercial whaling in 1986, the world has not stopped killing whales. Japanese whaling ships continue to hunt whales under the guise of scientific research.

At present, Japan's whaling behavior has reached the point where "everyone shouts and beats rats on the street", but Japanese businessmen, driven by commercial interests, have turned a deaf ear to the protests of environmentalists from all over the world.

Whaling and anti-whaling operations are a constant battle. Looking back at this half-century-old operation, despite some success, it is regrettable that the whale population has not recovered significantly. After withstanding the ravages of several undulating whaling waves, the whales are gradually disappearing into the depths of the sea.

1. In the end, although the giant whale is huge, its physique is very fragile, and if it is stranded, it will compress the lungs because the skeleton cannot support the body, and the lung function will be destroyed for a long time. And the giant whale's ** is very easy to infect, once the wax is ready to be infected, even if it successfully returns to the sea, it is not easy to survive.

2. The loneliest whale in the world. It was discovered in 1989 and has been tracked by Aberdo since 1992. In the eyes of other whales, Alice was like a mute.

It has not had a single relative or friend for so many years, no one hears it when it sings, and no one pays attention to it when it is sad. The reason is that this solitary whale has a frequency of 52 Hz, compared to 15 to 25 Hz for a normal whale, and its frequency has always been different.