Animals
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Turkish Fishermen Blamed by Scientists for Killing Bottlenose Dolphins on Aegean Sea
The researchers discovered the dolphins were trapped in fishing gear. Click to read more. Bottlenose dolphins have been reported being killed on the Aegean Sea in recent months, according to scientists, who blame some Turkish fishermen to be the cause of the fatalities.
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