
In Vladivostok and other cities of Russia on weekends, rallies are planned for the liberation of killer whales, Belukh and other mammals from the “whale prison” in the Middle Bay in Primorye. This was reported by Siberia. Realities by the zoo defender Nina Zyryanova.
In the capital of Primorye, the rally was agreed on Sunday, November 18, from 11 to 13 hours. Zyryanova told the editorial office "Siberia. Reali" that in the notice for officials indicated the presence of about 80 participants on the action.
SR in mobile SR on Instagram Wed FacebookAccording to the zoo defenders, their rally does not carry aggression or negativity and is not political. “We have the only goal - to achieve the release of animals from a whale prison in the Bay of the average! We must close it,” Zyryanova said.
A day earlier, a picket on the same topic is scheduled in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. According to activists, the conduct of a similar environmental campaign is also scheduled in Moscow, Sochi, Stavropol and in St. Petersburg.
Last week, Zyryanova announced the police about the attack of three men and robbery - one of the attackers who left the “whale prison” in the Middle Bay, according to the victims, opened her car and held the woman while his accomplices were looking for an activist’s camera. A flash drive from a photo and video shot by Zyryanova on a public beach Bay, the attackers stole. According to her, she identified one of the attacking the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Nakhodka, but the case of an attack on the ecologist was not brought out.
Now in the Bay, according to official figures, there are 11 braids and 90 belugas caught in the summer of 2018 by four commercial companies - White Kit, Afalin, Oceanarium DV and Sochi Dolphinarium.
In addition, last week, the zoo defenders noticed an average loading in the bay, a minimum, two cubs of beluga for up to a year, which the law prohibits catching.
In October, activists of the Greenpeace of Russia reported that in Russia they are preparing illegal sale to China 13 red -hot floods. Eco -activists said that the removal of rare killer whales are prepared "under the guise of education and culture." "According to indirect data, it is known that at least 11 out of 13 killer whales are contained at the overexposure point in the Middle Bay near the city of Nakhodka," activists said.