Florida
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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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Severe Weather Threatens Florida with 7-Inch Heavy Rains, Floods, Hail
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Florida Professor Breaks World Record for Longest Time Living Underwater in a Bunker with Marine Animals
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Florida Man Fights Alligator, Saves Pet Dog from Being Eaten
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Horrific Shark Attack in Florida Beach Leaves 13-Year-Old Girl With 19 Stitches
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Invasive Burmese Python Skin Made into Leather Bags Could Save Florida Native Wildlife
Sizzling Temperatures at 90 Degrees Take Over Florida as Patchy Thunderstorms Develop Inland for Next Days
Stranded Dolphin Pod Rescued from Shores of Florida, Released the Next Day
Business Owner Chops Down Live Oak Tree on Public Property Without Permit — Florida
Sandy Fire: South Florida Wildfire Consumes 690 Acres of Pine Reserve
Seaweed Blob in Florida Cause Toxicity, Skin Irritation, Respiratory Issues
Seaweed Blob Sargassum Potential Problem for Nesting Sea Turtles in Florida
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