Fish kill

Columns: Event/Location | Date | Count | Species | Remarks
White River ; West Fork , Indiana | 1999 | 4,800,000 | Caused by an automotive parts maker in Anderson , Indiana , which had discharged 10,000 gallons of the chemical HMP 2000 into the river | River Dee ( United Kingdom ) | 2000 07 | 100,000 | salmon , trout , perch | Unconfirmed link to release of whey into river | Klamath River | 2002 09 | 70,000 | salmon | Low flow of water due to drought and water diversions for agriculture led to heated and shallow water , increasing vulnerability to a gill disease | Neuse River , North Carolina | 2004 09 | 1,900,000 | menhaden | Natural upwelling of an acknowledged polluted river . Hydrogen sulfide smell reported | Taal Lake , Luzon , Philippines | 2008 01 05 | 50 metric tons | tilapia | May be linked to volcanic activity and large fish farms | Liuxihe River Guangzhou People 's Republic of China | 2008 09 09 | 10,000 | carp | Unknown | Beaches at Thanet , Kent , England | 2010 01 | 20,000 | velvet crab | 20000 + dead crabs - along with dead starfish , lobsters , sponges and anemones . Probably killed by hypothermia

Example questions:
What is the species of the Event/Location that provides water to two canals ? | What is the date of the Event/Location that has an average discharge of about 2,900 m3/s ( 100,000 cu ft/s ) ? | What are the remarks of the species that is also known as mossbunker and bunker ? | What is the Event/Location whose species whose ideal bait are Bloodworms ?

Answers:
salmon , trout , perch | 1986 01 | Natural upwelling of an acknowledged polluted river . Hydrogen sulfide smell reported | Chesapeake Bay