Environment
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Stinky Seaweed Population in Florida Decreased by 75%
The massive stinky seaweed population decreased by 75%, and experts said the decline was beyond expectation. The said seaweed could affect the beachgoers because of the foul smell. Read here to know about the seaweed facts!
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