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Florida Seaweed Update: Macroalgae Could Contains 'Flesh-Eating Bacteria' [New Report]
The Florida seaweed bacteria could become more aggressive this summer. Click to read more. Seaweed has taken over some coastal shores along Florida, as well as in Mexico and parts of the Caribbean region, according to reports over the past week.
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