Great white sharks, octopuses and stingrays are washing up dead en masse on the coastline of South Australia as a “relatively ...

Karenia mikimotoi — is killing more than 200 species of marine life off the southern coast of Australia, scientists and ...

You may have noticed if you’ve been out walking the lakes of Minnesota or even out on the water already. Algae blooms are ...

When the flow of the James River dropped to a low of 800 cubic feet per second, an uninvited and foul-smelling guest took up residence.

A water sample taken in the center of Lake Monroe on May 8 tested positive for harmful blue-green algae toxins. People should take precautions.

A toxic algal bloom in South Australia has killed over 200 marine species, including deepwater sharks, octopuses and leafy ...

Rescue centers are overwhelmed as disoriented animals wash ashore, victims of a fast-growing toxin fueled by warming waters ...

“These results highlight a striking shift in the ecological health of the Indian River Lagoon,” McCoy said. “The ...

Carcasses of sharks, rays, crabs and octopuses are littering beaches along the coast. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

File. Green algae blooms on Lake Okeechobee, Florida, in 2018 (Getty) An analysis of over 1,400 citizen science reports found around half of the dead species were ray-finned fish and more than a ...

It’s very much a fish killing bloom,” Professor Murray said. Sharks have also been hit by the bloom. Picture: Facebook Rays have been majorly impacted by the algae. Picture: Facebook The event ...

Researchers studied fish and crustaceans collected from six ... was starting to regrow after a die-off caused by a 2019 algae bloom. They were infected with parasites such as flukes, isopods ...