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The South Australian government says it is “helpless in the force of nature” as it grapples with a bloom responsible for ...
Dolphins, sea lions, sharks, rays and fish have all been sighted washed up dead on Adelaide's beaches as the impact of the ...
Storms that were initially thought to be breaking South Australia’s long-running algal bloom have instead laid bare the ...
Hopes that winter weather could slow down the toxic algae bloom covering SA’s coast have been dashed as marine life continues ...
Sharks, rays and other marine life are falling prey to a deadly algae in South Australia. Experts have warned it could ...
Dead sea life from algal blooms at Foul Bay, Yorke Peninsula. Picture: Stefan Andrews courtesy Great Southern Reef Foundation. But Victor Harbor fisherman, Rod Ness, 69, said he’s was unsure if ...
Initial hope of cold water dispersing the toxic algae bloom across South Australian coastlines has faded, with it proving ...
Beachgoers on South Australia's metropolitan shores are being urged to report dead marine life washing up. As the state ...
Dead dolphins, sharks and rays: Algal bloom’s toll laid bare on SA beaches following wild weather. A monster great white shark has been taken away by Fisheries officers as more marine life ...
Ancient limestones reveal how volcanic carbon once suffocated the oceans - offering a stark warning as modern oxygen levels continue to drop.
Wren and Hue. Those are the names of two California sea lion pups brought in with injuries to the Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles in San Pedro. And on Tuesday morning, June 24, they were clearly ...
Nordlaks was the first company to sound the alarm when it announced in late April that an attack was discovered after some fish had reduced appetite while others were already dead ... “The blooms have ...