Kangaroos poisoned

[hubag bohol]

Australian Kangaroos Poisoned By Factory Emissions
from www.care2.com

Australian publication The Age recently reported that dozens of starving and sick kangaroos have had to be put to death because of debilitating deformities caused by toxic emissions from nearby factories.

As many as 49 kangaroos living around Portland, Victoria have been culled in a single day because of painful tooth and bone deformities that were a direct result of breathing and ingesting fluoride emissions from nearby aluminum smelting operations.

Deborah Gough wrote that, "the affected kangaroos are living near the Alcoa aluminium smelter in Portland, in the state's south-west, and the Austral Bricks factory at Craigieburn."

After a particularly large culling one day last year, autopsies performed by experts at Melbourne University revealed that all but one of the ill kangaroos were suffering from flurosis, a condition which can lead to excessive bone growths, or lesions, on joints in the paws, ankles and calves.

Although environmentalists constantly warn that industrial pollution dirties the air, and contaminates vegetation and water supplies, it can be hard to convince people of a direct affect on human and animal health.

This recent examination of the kangaroo population in Portland shows, however, that sometime the ones that are suffering the most are without the ability to ask for help.

[hubag bohol]

Kaluoy sa mga kangaroo. Kyut ra ning mga mananapa ni.

[vrglguapo]

Kaluoy sa mga kangaroo. Kyut ra ning mga mananapa ni.

naay daghan sigbin sa panglao..

[hubag bohol]

naay daghan sigbin sa panglao..

Kini hinuon, dili madutlan bisag unsa ka-toxic ang industrial waste...