Carp and Eels Are Dying in Droves: ‘We Released the Fish Last Year’
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Anyone looking across the water of the Spuiboezem near Bath sees no water anymore, but a carpet of silver-colored, dead fish. In the middle of this sea of carcasses stands sport fisherman Paul Bevers in a rubber dinghy. Defeated, he looks around. "It is unreal."
Anyone looking across the water near the Zeeland village of Bath sees no water anymore. You see a carpet of silver-colored, dead fish. In the middle of this sea of carcasses stands sport fisherman Paul Bevers in a rubber dinghy. Defeated, he looks around. "It is unreal."
Anyone looking across the water of the Spuiboezem near Bath in Zeeland sees no water anymore, but a carpet of silver-colored, dead fish. In the middle of this sea of carcasses stands sport fisherman Paul Bevers in a rubber dinghy. Defeated, he looks around. "It is unreal."
Anyone looking across the water of the Spuiboezem near Bath in Zeeland sees no water anymore, but a carpet of silver-colored, dead fish. In the middle of this sea of carcasses stands sport fisherman Paul Bevers in a rubber dinghy. Defeated, he looks around. "It is unreal."
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