러시아에 있는 Daldykan 강이 피빛으로 변하다.
- (2016년 09월 06일)
Russian Arctic river mysteriously turns blood-red
A river outside Russia’s Arctic city of Norilsk has inexplicably
turned blood-red, puzzling locals and prompting authorities
to launch an investigation into the cause of the anomaly.
The Daldykan River near Norilsk in Siberia lost its natural color on Tuesday.
Look at these jaw-dropping images of the crimson river:
So what is behind this mysterious blood red color of the Daldykan River?
Is a new episode of The Crimson Rivers being filmed in the area?
Could this strange phenomenon reflect the erosion of subsurface rock formations
consisting mostly of nickel and copper? Or is it a giant mining plant in the area?
There are existing reports
Of course the company denies any leakage or accidental discharge of industrial
waste into the Daldykan River.
But the plant will temporarily lower its operational capacity and monitor the state of the environment
around the facility and in the affected area of the river.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK_1TYI7Kv4
A state of emergency has not been declared, according to Norilsk mayor’s office, as the river does not contribute to the city’s water supply.
