Sea Animals Killed by Mystery Illness Wash Up on Mexico's Pacific Beaches John Hutchinson - MailOnline
go to original October 19, 2015

Experts have been left baffled after dozens of dead animals washed up on beaches popular with tourists in Mexico. And visitors are being warned to steer clear from the sands, which stretch almost 26 miles along the west coast of Mexico, until the cause of the deaths can be determined.

Twenty-one dolphins, 11 turtles and two sea lions were found either washed up on shore or floating in shallow waters near to Sinaloa. There were also 11 turtles that were discovered, with experts still unsure as to how they died

Worried environmentalists have called for an in-depth investigation to try and establish what caused the tragedy.

None of the sea creatures appeared marked or cut in any way so it was possible to rule out that they had been caught in fisherman's nets or run over by a cruise liner.

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