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Oh, man, that's nasty. >> reporter: dead fish everywhere. >> this just goes forever. >> reporter: killed by a red tide, a massive algae bloom that has turned tampa bay toxic. as a fisherman, what's it like to see this? >> oh, man, it's devastating, my worst fears have come true. >> reporter: cappella runs a fishing charter business and is documenting the kill to pressure officials to help. he even covered himself in dead? >> reporter: what's the worst you've seen? >> dead fish as as bomb went of. >> reporter: red tides naturally occur off the coast of florida but scientists say they happen mor...

Аномальная жара вызвала размножение сине-зеленых водорослей в водоемах Петербурга. Из-за аномальной жары в водоемах Петербурга и Ленобласти начали активно размножаться сине-зеленые водоросли. Особенно их много в акватории Финского залива и некоторых реках. Цветение водорослей меняет цвет воды, а ее запах начинает напомина�...

Scientists believe the blue-green algae called Lyngbya, growing at an alarming rate in Tampa Bay, could be a result of the 215 million gallons of polluted wastewater released from Piney Point in April.

The Broome County Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Services says Greenwood Park Beach is closed for now due to an algae bloom.

By Joel Malkin Clean-up begins Monday in a Palm Beach County waterway. An algae bloom has been spreading in the town of Lake Clark Shores, near West Palm Beach. Neighbors like Ava Rhodes worry about the wildlife in the area. "The ducks can't even go in the water because they can't get their wings dirty." She thinks the algae may be related to issues with Lake Okeechobee, but water managers say that is not the case. Photo: Getty Images