Fish Kills Still Being Reported, Coastal Birds Showing Up At Animal Hospitals As Red Tide Lingers Along Southwest Florida Coasts

Fort Myers News-Press, The News-Press
Thu, 11/07/2019 - 1:52pm

While the bloom is not as extensive or deadly as last year's version, the outbreak is strong enough to kill various wildlife species that depend on coastal food and habitat.

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