Carcasses of sharks, rays, crabs and octopuses are littering beaches along the coast. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Other scientists say the algae produces poisons which "act like a toxic blanket that suffocates" a wide range of marine life, ...

A toxic algal bloom in South Australia has killed over 200 marine species, including deepwater sharks, octopuses and leafy ...

Red algae use structural color not just for looks but for protection. Reflective structures signal potential toxicity, ...

This year’s toxic algal bloom off the coast is the longest and deadliest ever seen in Southern California. Will sea lion and ...

Some red algae exhibit structural color that gives their growth tips a blue hue and the rest of their bodies, including their ...

A toxic algal bloom stretching along South Australia’s coastline since March has killed more than 200 marine species, ...

One of the causes of algal bloom identified by the state’s environmental department is the ongoing marine heatwave, which has ...

An outbreak of domoic acid poisoning caused by an algae bloom has sickened and killed dolphins, sea birds, sea lions and even ...

As marine life in California are continuing to be affected by the toxic algae outbreak, the state's Department of Fish and ...

Since the algae appeared, local people and scientists have observed mass deaths of fish, shellfish, sharks, sea dragons, rays, cuttlefish, and deepwater species along the southern coastline.

Other scientists say the algae produces poisons which "act like a toxic blanket that suffocates" a wide range of marine life, including fish, rays and sharks. Brad Martin, SA project manager for ...