Interés Humano

Delfines se adueñan del Bósforo mientras el coronavirus silencia la ciudad turca de Estambul

Reducción del tráfico marítimo hace que los animales salgan a la costa

A dolphin swims in the straits of the Bosphorus where sea traffic has nearly come to a halt  on April 25, 2020, as Turkish government announced a four-day curfew to prevent the spread of the epidemic COVID-19 caused by the novel coronavirus. - In the waters of the Bosphorus, dolphins are these days swimming near the shoreline in Turkey's largest city Istanbul with lower local maritime traffic and a ban on fishing. The city of 16 million has been under lockdown since April 23, 2020, as part of government measures to stem the spread of the coronavirus -- after two successive weekends. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP)
A dolphin swims in the straits of the Bosphorus where sea traffic has nearly come to a halt on April 25, 2020, as Turkish government announced a four-day curfew to prevent the spread of the epidemic COVID-19 caused by the novel coronavirus. - In the waters of the Bosphorus, dolphins are these days swimming near the shoreline in Turkey's largest city Istanbul with lower local maritime traffic and a ban on fishing. The city of 16 million has been under lockdown since April 23, 2020, as part of government measures to stem the spread of the coronavirus -- after two successive weekends. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP) OZAN KOSE
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