River Water Turned Bright Green In Canada

   

      Goldstream River in the 'failing life' Canada as a name that means 'golden stream' when the water was strangely turned into a bright green or neon green. Langford town across the river in British Columbia, looks like the end result of a radioactive disaster. Later known, causes changes in river water was initially mysterious result of the use of an organic compound used as a dye to test the water system. However, local officials questioned the incident. Because, at that time there was no test conducted. Tyson is the Elder (24) and his friends down the river to memoto bald eagles or Bald Eagles at the sight of bright green water of the river on December 29, 2010. "From a distance I could see was the bright green color," he said, as published Daily Mail, 12 January 2011. "Seeing something very unexpected bright and a little scary, especially because this area is a popular tourist destination." In season cold, he adds, bald eagles are known to nest in the vicinity of the river, Tyson and his colleagues worried about changing the color of river water animal life threatening. News neon green river spread rapidly after Tyson uploading his pictures on Twitter. 

      Tyson said, then, spread along 400 meters of green color for about 3 hours. Not only take pictures, he and his colleagues also record and upload it to YouTube. This video is instantly skyrocketed and viewed more than 550 thousand people. Conversely, the head of the fire department Langford, suspects Bob Beckett, the color green on the river that work prankster. "It's like a trick, we will investigate this case," he said. Is the green dye harmful? Vancouver health officials said fluorescein substance, which is also used as a tracer in medical procedures, although not poisonous, can cause allergic reactions. "It does not have high toxicity, but can cause a  allergy Reaction ".said medical officer, Murray Fyfe. So far not reported the death of fish or other animals in mass due to the turn the river green. According to the newspaper, News Montreal, in just one hour, the color of the river returned to normal.

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