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The Wider Image: Lake Titicaca, once considered Andean deity, faces pollution threat

The Wider Image: Lake Titicaca, once considered Andean deity, faces pollution threat


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The Wider Image: Lake Titicaca, once considered Andean deity, faces pollution threat

A dead trout floats inside a farm cage at a fish hatchery in Tiquina village, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, May 08, 2019. REUTERS/Manuel Seoane SEARCH " TITICACA CLIMATE" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH " WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES

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In this haunting image captured by Manuel Seoane, a dead trout floats eerily inside a farm cage at a fish hatchery in Tiquina village, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. The once revered Andean deity and now threatened natural wonder faces an alarming pollution threat. The stark contrast between the lifeless black-colored fish and the net surrounding it creates a powerful visual impact. Lake Titicaca, known for its breathtaking beauty and rich biodiversity, is now grappling with the consequences of human activities. Pollution has infiltrated its waters, endangering not only aquatic life but also the delicate balance of nature itself. This photograph serves as a grim reminder of the dangerous repercussions that our actions can have on our environment. The absence of people in this image emphasizes the silent devastation unfolding beneath the surface of Lake Titicaca. It prompts us to reflect upon our responsibility to protect and preserve these invaluable ecosystems for future generations. Seoane's creative use of composition draws attention to both the tragedy unfolding within this small fish cage and the larger issue at hand – pollution threatening one of South America's most iconic lakes. As we gaze upon this floating corpse against a backdrop bathed in daylight, we are compelled to confront our role in safeguarding Earth's precious resources before they slip away forever.

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