A pack of stray dogs has turned blue in Russia probably due to contact with some chemical waste
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himIn Russia, a pack of stray dogs has turned blue. The images quickly went viral, but what could have happened to these animals?
In Dzerzhinsk, a city located in the Russian region of Nizhny Novgorod, some dogs have been spotted in recent days whose fur was strangely colored in blue.
The surreal images that shoot them were shared on VK, a popular Russian social network, by the residents who had noticed them, obviously arousing reactions of great surprise and concern.
But what could have happened to these animals to make their fur change color?
As strays have been spotted near the Dzerzhinskoye Orgsteklo plant, which was once a large chemical manufacturing plant producing hydrogen cyanide and plexiglass (now disused), their strange coloring is believed to have been caused by some chemical waste present in the area.
In particular, to turn their fur towards the blue could have been the copper sulfate the dogs would come into contact with.
The authorities of the city of Dzerzhinsk now intend to catch the dogs for a medical check-up to assess their health and understand the real reasons why they have turned blue.
A similar episode has already occurred in Mumbai in 2017, when some stray dogs had turned blue near the industrial area of Taloja. Even in that case the fault had been some polluting waste.
Read also: Mumbai's blue dogs due to industrial waste that pollutes water (PHOTO AND VIDEO)
Source: VK / Sputnik News
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