Movie showing the dead bodies of thousands of fish that fill the canal on one side

An accident in which 323 wild reindeer injured electric shock by lightning strikeOccurred and it became a topic globally, but a stunning event that thousands of dead fish of thousands of fish that will fill the canals of New York and the United States will be discovered at one time has occurred, and topics all over the world It is getting.

Tens of thousands of dead fish clog Shinnecock Canal on Long Island - CBS News
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/tens-of-thousands-of-dead-fish-clog-shinnecock-canal-hamptons-long-island/

These videos of thousands of dead fish clogging a Long Island canal will haunt your dreams - The Verge
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/16/13652848/dead-bunker-fish-shinnecock-canal-long-island

Located in the southeastern part of the United States · New YorkLong IslandThinneck canal flowing through, found dead bodies of thousands of fish. It was Rodger Hubbard who shot the movie, it looks like the river's surface is bubbling as seen from the distance, but in reality thousands of fish are covering the canal.

On November 15, 2016, a movie was filmed at the Cannescock Canal flowing from Hampton Bay in New York.


Shinnekok canal was taken


It seems that the surface of the water is bubbling with plums ... ...


You can see the river is filled with fish as you look up.


According to the New York State Environmental Protection Agency, it seems that most of the fish has sunk to the bottom of the canal after one day has elapsed since the movie was taken.


A ship floating on the canal ... ...


I will continue frying fish on the net to escape this machine.


A grotesque appearance that seems to be a dream.


The following movies were taken from other spots of the dead fish of the same fish spreading on the same canine coke canal.


Dead bodies of fish as far as the eye can see.



A large number of thousands of fish have died because the floodgates confiscated a large amount of fish in the canal and it seems that oxygen in water has decreased.

Movies shot from various angles of the Shinnekok canal are also made public.

2016 Bunker Fish Kill in the Shinnecock Canal - YouTube