Animals
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"Dead Fishes Everywhere": Red Tide Turned Florida Coast Toxic, Threatening Marine Ecosystem
Thousands of dead fishes had floated in coastal beaches near Tampa Bay, Florida as massive algae bloom turned the water toxic. "This is an absolute nightmare," says Tyler Capella, who runs a fishing charter business in Tampa Bay.
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