‘Silent killing machines’: How water canals threaten wildlife across the globe

Mongabay
Feb 20, 2025, 9:59 am327 pts
Deadly drownings of animals in water canals for irrigation and other purposes have been observed in various countries. The dry and semiarid regions of the planet are even more vulnerable to these losses, but there are alternatives to protect wildlife. Scientists like Diego Gallego-García came across wildlife…

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