According to him, due to the use of waterlockers operating on some vessels of the Russian military fleet near Novorossiysk and occupied Crimea, powerful waves are created that adversely affect animals. Once in the radiation area of navigation devices, dolphins receive a powerful acoustic injury. In the case of navigation and hearing and hearing, dolphins cannot use echolocation, that is, they actually become "blind" and lose acoustic control over the environment and cannot navigate space.
"As a result, they fall into all kinds of obstacles, including mines, break into rocks. And most importantly, such" paralyzed "dolphins cannot be buried and quickly depleted," the scientist said. Weakened from the impact of waterlockers, animals lose immunity and become the object of infection with pathogens.
In addition, it is possible that dolphins with a sharp float on the surface of the sea have a decompression disease, when dissolved in the blood and tissues of the body nitrogen begins to excrete in the form of bubbles that block the bloodstream. In severe form, such gas embolism can lead to paralysis or death of the animal. And only the destruction of the Russian fleet will give a chance to dolphins to feel life relief, Ivan Rusev emphasized.
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