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That giant blob of stinky seaweed that was headed to Florida earlier this year has shrunk, and what’s out there is less than scientists have seen in recent years.

In 2023, the Sargassum mass has decreased by 75 percent, leaving many coastal beaches unexpectedly clear.

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Florida vacations are back on, sans stinky seaweed.

Florida vacations are back on, sans stinky seaweed.

The London-based startup is tackling the "Great Sargassum Monster" with a Roomba-like robot transporting seaweed deep underwater.

Tracking sargassum, pinpointing rainstorms, eyeing hurricanes, or just traveling for a vacation.

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Ginny Matts and her boyfriend were excited to celebrate her 60th birthday in Key West. But their vacation was spoiled by an unexpected guest: a record-breaking amount of smelly seaweed

The mass this year set a new record with scientists finding more seaweed from the blob present in the Caribbean Sea