SİRAZ BALIKLARININ AKINTIYA KARŞI GÖÇÜ DEVAM EDİYOR

Here are the key takeaways from the report:

• Siraz Fish Migration: During their breeding season, the Siraz fish—an endemic species living in Lake Hazar (often called the "hidden sea of the East")—undertake a challenging journey by swimming against the current of the Kürk Stream to lay their eggs.
• Visual Spectacle: Due to higher-than-average rainfall this year, the migration is clearly visible from the Coşan Kürkçayı bridge. The fish must navigate obstacles and evade predators, such as seagulls and wild cats, creating a notable natural phenomenon for observers.
• Bee Colony Relocation: In a separate event in Çalıca village, a swarm of bees that had escaped a hive and settled on a tree branch caused a stir among residents.
• Safe Intervention: A professional beekeeper responded to the situation, safely capturing the swarm and relocating the bees to a new hive without causing them any harm, ensuring their successful transition to a new environment.