Carlos Yaipén, Director of the NGO Orca warned that hackers have accessed the coast of Lima and are threatening the lives of the sea lions.

“For those we have spoken to the police and the Navy, we say pirates have entered the Lima area who might be using firearms against females”He told RPP Noticias.

He charged that pirates would fish harvested illegally and females are being exposed to being killed. To this the fact that some fishermen assaulted these animals, as they attempt to take fish from their boats adds.

It is in these circumstances is that sea lions cubs are orphaned and end up appearing beached.

Indeed, the NGO Orca currently houses 13 sea lions babies aged 6-7 months. Liam and Samir are two of them, and both are in medical treatment because they were rescued promptly.

The veterinarian Carlos Yaipén explained that the animals in these conditions are not likely to return to the sea.

He said that the puppies have no injuries but arrive with pictures of mild gastritis, which may be more severe depending on how long they have been stranded.

He said he did not have any disease that can be spread between them or happen to humans.

Yaipén estimated that one 10 days, babies Lobos will be returned to the sea, to follow their journey through the Palomino Islands. He noted that disclosure will be made in a vessel of the Navy of Peru.

Finally, the specialist recommended to Hallen stranded sea lions, not wet or push them into the sea. “They need to be on the beach, dry, to recover, they are better and enter the sea”He explained.
You can call the police at 577-7447 or ecological emergency number 99938943 NGO Orca.

SOURCE: Rpp.com.pe