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Why does bacteria kill fish?
becase they dont have very high ammune system
What harm can dumping of untreated sewage into river cause?
One of the main concerns of dumping untreated sewage is bacteria levels. Sewage is teaming with bacteria far above a safe level. When this is poured into a river it can create many problems. Some of the most prominent are that it makes the water dangerous swim in and it makes the water undrinkable. Also, it can kill the plants and animals living in the river and make the remain life sick and dangerous to eat because of the bacteria and parasites that once lived in the sewage and now live in the fish.
What are the affects of water pollution?
oil spill,kill innocent aquatic life,sewage & the throwing of garbage into the water
What would be the effects of dumping raw sewage into a pond?
It would kill everything in the pond, kill every animal who tries to drink the water and cause a horrible permanent stink for miles.
How can sewage lead to the death of fish in rivers?
Sewage can deplete oxygen levels in rivers as bacteria breakdown the waste, causing fish suffocation. It can also introduce harmful chemicals and pathogens into the water, leading to fish mortality. Additionally, sewage can disrupt the natural balance of the ecosystem, impacting fish health and survival.
The town wants to build a sewage treatment plant that will discharge into a large stream that feeds into your fishing lake how will this impact your fishing business?
well yes it may do depending what is in the sewage it may kill alot of fish it may spread a diasies that may kill alot of fish in the lake.
How does large amount of sewage dumped into the ocean kill fish?
Sewage contains many different contaminants that can harm fish. These include: * Biologically active materials: These materials decompose my microbial action. This activity reduces the oxygen dissolved in the water and essentially suffocates the fish * Cleaners and othe pH altering materials: These materials affect fish by attacking the gill membranes * Pharmaceuticals: These materials have along term impact on fish reproduction * Parasites: Sewage can contain parasites that infect fish * Temperature: The warm sewage can kill fish quickly by thermal shock and oxygen reduction or on a long term basis by changing the makeup of the local ecosystem * Sedimentation: Solids from the sewage can cover breeding or spawning areas * Nurients: The nutrients in the sewage can eutrophy the local waters leading to algal blooms, oxygen depletion, the overgrowth of undersitable species or stratification of the water into aerobic and anaerobic layers
Can sewage kill turtles?
yes
How does factory waste kill fish?
Factory waste can kill fish primarily through the introduction of toxic chemicals, heavy metals, and pollutants into water bodies. These contaminants can disrupt the fish's physiological processes, leading to toxicity that can harm or kill them. Additionally, organic waste can deplete oxygen levels in the water, creating hypoxic conditions that suffocate aquatic life. Overall, the accumulation of harmful substances and the alteration of the aquatic environment pose severe threats to fish populations.
Are dams the the solution for bubble trauma and fish kill?
Some what, yes other reasons are possibly people are dumping toxic wast into the water witch kills the fish, or there is too much fishing in one area.
Is breaking up and dumping someone the same thing?
Nah, dumping is when you kill them, and leave the body in a dumpster.
How does too much sediment kill fish?
Excessive sediment in water can clog fish gills, restricting their ability to breathe. Sediment can also smother fish eggs, reducing reproductive success. Additionally, sediment can block sunlight penetration, inhibiting aquatic plant growth and disrupting the aquatic food chain.
