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Hundreds of dead fish wash ashore in Puerto Vallarta

Hundreds of fish washed ashore this Tuesday at Palmares beach, located south of the city of Puerto Vallarta, causing the astonishment of locals.

According to fishermen in the area, it is not common to see this species near the beach because they are deep-sea fish, so they believe that some tide brought them to the surface and when they entered depressurization they could reach the shore and die.

“When I woke up they were still alive. There were hundreds who were left here on the beach," explained Roberto, the watchman of one of the . . .

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