Numbers of Giant Cannibal Shrimp in Gulf Growing

26 April 2012

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Numbers of Giant Cannibal Shrimp in Gulf Growing

Black Tiger Shrimp are growing invasive species threat to our native shrimp. There is a little good news in the story though.

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Mutations Abound in Gulf Sealife after BP Spill

22 April 2012

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Mutations Abound in Gulf Sealife after BP Spill

After only 2 years many mutations and deformities are showing up in the shrimp and fish of the Gulf off Mexico (VIDEO).

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Red Tide Predictions for 2012

14 April 2012

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Red Tide Predictions for 2012

Red Tide predictions for 2012

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Bioluminesent surfing in the dark

21 October 2011

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Bioluminesent surfing in the dark

Even though this video labels it as such this is clearly not a red tide. If it were, even these young healthy surfers would have burning eyes itchy skin, nasal burning and respiratory problems from this much harmful algae in the water. However we’ve decided to include it here because it just looks so darn [...]

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Red Tide – The Movie

17 September 2011

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Red Tide – The Movie

An Orlando area college, Valencia College in fact, was just awarded best American narrative feature, and Orlando actor Josue Gutierrez won a jury prize for excellence in acting, at New York’s Hell’s Kitchen Film Festival. “Red Tide,” a drama set in Tarpon Springs, back in 2010. The producers describe it as a story of “the [...]

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Oil and Dispersant Worse than just Oil?

4 September 2011

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Oil and Dispersant Worse than just Oil?

The Gulf may have been better off if no Corexit was used at all.  That’s what the preliminary reports of studies by the Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute are saying.  It seems that most of the experiments resulted with: Evidence also is growing that the Corexit did not degrade as promised. A study [...]

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