Scientists Discover Traces of Cocaine, Caffeine, and Painkillers in Bahamian Shark Blood

A study published in Science Direct revealed that scientists found caffeine, cocaine, and paracetamol in the blood serum of sharks in the waters of the Bahamas. The findings indicate an increasing presence of pollutants in marine life.

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24urSlovenian142d ago

V krvi morskih psov sledi kokaina, kofeina in protibolečinskih zdravil

Znanstveniki so v krvnem serumu morskih psov v vodah Bahamov odkrili kofein, kokain ter paracetamol, kažejo izsledki študije Mamila v raju, objavljeni na spletnem portalu Science direct. Ugotovitve študije kažejo na vse večjo prisotnost onesnaževal v na videz neokrnjenih morskih ekosistemih, še posebej na turističnih območjih.

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