Animals
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Weird Ripples on Lake Merritt Surface Forewarns Low Oxygen Levels Leading to Algal Bloom, Expert Says
Weird ripples on the surface of Lake Merritt might be signaling low oxygen levels that could lead to algal bloom, according to an expert. Read more here.
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