Millions of dead rotting fish clog Australian river

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Videos posted to social media showed boats ploughing through a blanket of dead fish smothering the water, with the surface barely visible underneath.

DEAD FISH AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE. This image grab from a video courtesy of Graeme McCrabb shows dead fish clogging a river near the town of Menindee in New South Wales. Outback as a searing heat wave sweeps through the region. AFP “It’s surreal to comprehend,” he said, adding this year’s fish kill appeared to be worse than previous ones.Populations of fish such as bony herring and carp had boomed in the river following recent floods, according to the state government, but were now dying off in huge numbers as floodwaters receded.

“The current hot weather in the region is also exacerbating hypoxia, as warmer water holds less oxygen than cold water, and fish have higher oxygen needs at warmer temperatures.”

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