The coastal Turkish resort in the Gulf of Saros (Aegean Sea) was captured by the sun. Vacationers are nervous and complain that small predators cause them a lot of inconveniences: they occupy the beaches, stick to all surfaces, climb into the eyes, and some travelers say that insects bite them.
“It’s a disaster. They’re biting everywhere,” the Turkish newspaper quoted the tourist as saying.
Earlier, the expert explained the reason for the invasion of the suns by the fact that the food for insects has become more and in this regard, the population of small predators has grown.
Reference: Saras Bay is a bay in the northern part of the Aegean Sea, north of the Gallipoli Peninsula. The bay is far from industrial zones and the sea has a crystal clear view, in this regard, the shores of the bay are popular as tourist attractions. In the bay are the islands of Saros. These are three small islands – Buyukada (Buyuk-Ada Muariz, Kyuchyukada (Kyuchyuk-Ada, Xero-Micro) and Minicada (Xero-Skopelo)).