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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Dozens of marine animals, including an unprecedented number of dolphins, are dying due to a toxic algae bloom now stretching from San Diego to ...

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Toxic algae is mixed in with plants and water lilies in the waters of Lady Bird Lake near Redbud Isle. Scientists with Austin’s Watershed Protection Department have spotted clumps of blue-green algae ...

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However, in areas where the snow has melted and the bare ice is exposed, dark patches often appear. These dark areas are caused by microscopic algae that grow directly on the ice. By darkening the ...