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In mid-October, authorities closed the city’s Cooga Beach in Sydney after hundreds of black balls were found on the shore. Scientists from the University of New South Wales
In mid-October, authorities closed the city’s Cooga Beach in Sydney after hundreds of black balls were found on the shore. Scientists from the University of New South Wales took samples for testing and conducted their research.
According to the results, it was revealed that the bullets were composed of a mixture of soap, oil and drugs. Such an unusual composition was confirmed: the pollution was caused by domestic sources, and not by an oil spill, as was previously believed.
Researchers hypothesized that the balls formed in the city’s sewers. However, until now it has not been possible to determine the origin of the bullets and why they fell on the beach.
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