Strange foam and dead fish wash ashore at 2 Australian beaches as surfers fall sick
An Australian state closed two beaches after dead fish and an unusual off-white foam washed ashore while surfers reported feeling unwell, officials said on Tuesday. A microalgal bloom created by unusual weather conditions was suspected to have sickened humans and marine life as well as creating the foam that has covered hundreds of meters (yards) of coastline,
A popular surf beach in the country's south has been declared off-limits to the public as authorities investigate a ...
Two foam-covered beaches have been closed after surfers complained of coughing and skin irritations, and dead sea creatures ...
A mysterious froth has washed up South Australian beaches, raising serious concerns with surfers reportedly falling sick and fish dying in dozens, The Guardian reported.
Marine scientists are calling for beachgoers who find weedy seadragons washed up on the shore to photograph them and send details to researchers at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
Northern Beaches residents were shocked to find sea dragons had washed up on local beaches earlier this week. Piero Aramini found two dead male weedy sea dragons on the shores of Collaroy ...
Endemic to the waters off south and east Australia, leafy sea dragons are closely related to seahorses and pipefish. Leafies are generally brown to yellow in body color with spectacular olive ...
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