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PICTIÚR: Facebook/Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
Tá pictiúir tagtha chun solais de mhíol mór eite a fuair bás ar Thrá an Rois in aice le Cill Ala i Maigh Eo le déanaí.
Bhí an míol mór mór, a fuarthas amach ag an deireadh seachtaine, thart ar 20 méadar ar fad.
Dúirt duine ón leathanach Facebook, Irish Whale and Dolphin Group: “Bhí an míol mór seo a bhí marbh le déanaí, 20.7 méadar, maolaithe go mór. Dá bhrí sin, is beagnach cinnte go raibh cúis an bháis ann toisc nár chothaigh sé tamall maith, ar chúiseanna anaithnide.
Tá achomharc eisithe ag an nGrúpa Éireannach um Míolta Móra agus Deilfeanna don phobal “a bheith measúil, agus achar sábháilte a choinneáil.
Is mamaigh iad na míolta móra agus mar sin tá an cumas acu galair a scaipeadh ar dhaoine agus ar pheataí. Coinnigh gach madra ar iall le do thoil."
Is é an míol mór eite an dara speiceas míolta móra is mó ar domhan, sa dara háit leis an míol mór gorm.
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