Animals
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Toxic Algae Blooms Emerge in Portions Southwest Florida Coastline That Could Cause Fish Kills and Respiratory Risks
Harmful algae blooms or red tides emerged in portions of the Southwest Florida Coastline. The impact of the red tide could result in fish kills and respiratory risks.
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