People visiting southern Australia may be surprised as mysterious bubbles and dead fish are on the shore.
According to the Associated Press, the bloom of microalgae produced by abnormal weather conditions caused the foam to cross hundreds of yards of coastline (AP).
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), flowers can cause algae to get out of control, “producing toxins that can kill fish, mammals and birds.”
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This substance may also cause Human Diseases NOAA says it even dies in extreme cases.
A mysterious bubble pops up on the popular South Australian beach, dead fish washed off the shore and reported symptoms. (ABC via AP)
Surfers and tourists report feeling uncomfortable after leaving beach.
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“When we were there, we started coughing.” Local surfer Anthony Rowland told the Associated Press.
Microalgae flowers produced by unusual weather conditions create hundreds of yards of the coastline foam. (ABC via AP)
“Many people stretch out their hands – many people say [they’ve] There are exactly the same symptoms,” Roland added.
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Foam is a byproduct of toxic biological decay Marine scientist It is reported that samples that wish to identify organisms are collected.
Australia Beach, Whiting Beach and Parsons Beach, are closed until further notice. (iStock)
According to NOAA, the severity of bloom depends on factors such as coasts, runoff, oceanography and the structure of other organisms.
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this South Australian The beach, waiting for the beach and Parsons Beach, is closed until further notice.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
