Will sargassum, a brown and smelly seaweed that’s generally unpleasant to be around, once again wash up on the shores of Florida beaches? For researchers, the question isn’t about if but when ...
Florida beaches may soon be overrun by massive patches of foul-smelling seaweed. It is the Atlantic sargassum belt, and while not new, it has been growing bigger than ever. This year's belt is ...
An curved arrow pointing right. A 5,000-mile-long blob of smelly seaweed is on its way to Florida. It's called sargassum, and it's getting bigger because of warming temperatures. More from News A ...
This year's 5,000-mile-long Sargassum seaweed bloom along the Caribbean and the Florida coast could be the largest ever recorded, NASA predicts, with much of the seaweed expected to wash ashore in ...
Brian Cousin, Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor ... health by providing habitat for sealife Some species of Sargassum - a group of seaweed - live on the ocean's surface, where they attract ...
Vast mats of sargassum have begun to wash up on the sunny shores of South Florida as the massive seaweed belt twice the width of the United States makes its way toward land. Vast mats of sargassum ...
Lapointe is talking about a floating seaweed known as sargassum ... BRIAN LAPOINTE, FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY During the past few years, sargassum has been making the news not as life-giving ...
The 2015 seaweed invasion appears to be a bumper ... Brian Lapointe, a sargassum expert at Florida Atlantic University, says that while the sargassum washing up in normal amounts has long been ...
(Volusia County) MARINELAND, FL – As storm clouds loom over coastal ... swim out to the line of sargassum seaweed located 50-100 miles offshore. However, fall storms and strong ocean currents ...
Called "washbacks," strong winds are bringing back baby sea turtles on their way to the line of Sargassum seaweed dozens of miles offshore. Officials say there are important steps to take if one ...