This isn’t the very first time Venetians have shared pictures of their recently gotten rid of canals – last month breaks shown up on social media revealing fish swimming via.

As there’s no watercrafts on the canals, the debris has actually sunk to the base, offering individuals a more clear view of the wild animals.

Speaking to Reuters, Mangoni claimed the reduced tide integrated with reduced web traffic made it feasible to see the animals return to the canals.

This isn’t the initial time Venetians have shared pictures of their newly removed canals – last month breaks shown up on social media revealing fish swimming with.

As there’s no boats on the canals, the debris has sunk to the bottom, offering people a clearer sight of the wild animals.

As there’s no boats on the canals, the sediment has sunk to the bottom, giving people a clearer view of the wildlife.

Real estate agent and life-long Venetian Marco Capovilla, 40, was able to film several schools of fish saw and shared them on Twitter.

Posting the photos, he wrote: “During these days, traffic in Venice has become almost absent.

“The city doesn’t have sewers, so normally everything goes into the canals, including detergents and cosmetics.

“Thanks to the quarantine, we are experiencing a cleaner environment.”

While local resident local resident Martina Bettoni, 33, added: “Seeing so many fish in the canals was extremely rare before the quarantine.

“I hope we’ll learn from this tragic time, and that when this is over Venice will be able to strike a balance between tourist crowds and cleanliness.”

Meanwhile, in the UK we’ve had sheep rocking up to McDonald’s and goats taking over our playgrounds.

A closed McDonald’s restaurant in Ebbw Vale, Wales, was visited by a whole flock of sheep this week by a whole flock of sheep this week – clearly hoping to get their hooves on some baaaa-bacue sauce (sorry).

Andrew Thomas, who snapped the sheep, said: “I was shopping for my mother and elderly neighbour at Aldi, next door, when I saw the sheep.

“Thought I’d share, as everyone on social media has been saying how they are craving a McDonald’s. So I made a joke of it and it seems to have gone viral.”