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A group of experts worked at the end of the week with techniques "sonar" to helpkiller whale To return to its natural habitat in Salt waterafter appearing in Seine that flows through Paris.
A killer whale, also known as "couches"between the northern coastal city of Le Havre in Normandy and the city of Rouen in the interior, after it was first spotted on May 16.
In a statement, the local authorities said: "The group of experts unanimously concluded that the only possible solution is animal euthanasia".
She added that "The audio recordings (obtained with sonar techniques) revealed vocal calls similar to cries of pain"indicating that the animal appeared in "critical health condition".
She added that it appears that the animal suffers from wormwood, an infection that is increasingly observed among marine mammals and causes them severe pain.
Preparations were underway to euthanize the whale, but the authorities did not provide details on how it would be carried out or where this operation would take place, aimed at avoiding further misfortune and endangering the public.
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And a group of experts worked at the end of the week with “sonar” techniques to help the…killer whale To return to its natural habitat in Salt waterafter appearing in Seine that flows through Paris.
The killer whale, also known as an orca, was seen between the northern coastal city of Le Havre in Normandy and the city of Rouen in the interior, after it was first spotted on May 16.
“The group of experts unanimously concluded that the only possible solution was euthanasia of the animal,” the local authorities said in a statement.
She added that “the audio recordings (obtained with sonar techniques) revealed sound calls similar to cries of pain,” noting that the animal appeared to be in a “critical health condition.”
She added that it appears that the animal suffers from wormwood, an infection that is increasingly observed among marine mammals and causes them severe pain.
Preparations were underway to euthanize the whale, but the authorities did not provide details on how it would be carried out or where this operation would take place, aimed at avoiding further misfortune and endangering the public.