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The Darling River, which runs through southeastern Australia, is silvery sloshing.
Not because of the romantic scene where sunlight is reflected in the water, but because of millions of dead fish.
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At the beginning of autumn, Australia was plagued by major floods until last month, when a heat wave of over 40 degrees arrived this month.
Severe flooding caused the water to become turbid, reducing the amount of oxygen in the water, which became even scarcer due to the heat wave, which led to this tragedy.
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The vibrating stench is causing residents to groan and worried about the health of the local residents who receive the river's water.
As authorities work hard to clean up, there are fears that decaying fish will suck oxygen out of the water and kill more fish.
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In 2019, fish were killed en masse in the area.
Visitors responded with "the catastrophe caused by climate change," "I want to plug in an oxygen concentrator," and "The more I look at it, the more terrifying the sight, the more fish fly."