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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.
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Severe Weather Threatens Florida with 7-Inch Heavy Rains, Floods, Hail
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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
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Sizzling Temperatures at 90 Degrees Take Over Florida as Patchy Thunderstorms Develop Inland for Next Days
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Stranded Dolphin Pod Rescued from Shores of Florida, Released the Next Day
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Business Owner Chops Down Live Oak Tree on Public Property Without Permit — Florida
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Sandy Fire: South Florida Wildfire Consumes 690 Acres of Pine Reserve
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Seaweed Blob in Florida Cause Toxicity, Skin Irritation, Respiratory Issues
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Seaweed Blob Sargassum Potential Problem for Nesting Sea Turtles in Florida
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