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As the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the world and more and more countries contemplate lockdowns, Italy which is now in its second week has witnessed something that hasn't been seen in years: Dolphins in the canals of Venice and stark, clear waters. The usually packed city of Venice is now eerily quiet as life has come to a standstill.
Italy is facing the largest coronavirus outbreak outside of China, with nearly 30,000 illnesses and 2,100 deaths reported so far. While the virus has devastated communities, here's looking at the silver lining. Because of the slowdown, the animals are taking over the cities and reclaiming the space previously occupied by humans.
These dolphins were spotted swimming by the port of Cagliari, which is the capital city of the Italian island of Sardinia.(READ MORE)
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