Por: Newsweek Tech April 11, 2023
Bizarre blue blobs have washed up en masse on beaches across South California—but they aren't jellyfish or Portuguese Man O' War as one might expect.Photographs of the strange gathering were uploaded to social media by Point Reyes National Seashore, which stated that these creatures are actually Velella velella, also known as By-the-Wind Sailors. This was also backed up by Rita F. T. Pires, a research assistant at the Portuguese... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Nation April 11, 2023
Thousands of dark blue creatures have been washing ashore at beaches across the state, littering the shores and bewildering passersby from Marin to Orange county. The oval-shaped, flat creatures with tiny blue tentacles may look like little jellyfish but are in fact hydroids... + más
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Forbes USA Business March 30, 2023
DreamWorks' 'Abominable and the Invisible City' returned for a second season, expanding the ... [+] adventures and magical world from the popular 2019 animated film. DreamWorks Abominable and the Invisible City returned for a second season on Peacock and Hulu on... + más
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Associated Press USA Science March 22, 2023
WASHINGTON (AP) — A 5,000-mile seaweed belt lurking in the Atlantic Ocean is expected in the next few months to wash onto beaches in the Caribbean Sea, South Florida, and the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico.The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt — as the biomass stretching from West... + más
Massive mounds of messy seaweed head for Florida beaches | Portland Press Herald
Seaweed industry divided over concerns about pace of growth in Maine | Portland Press Herald
Portland Press Herald USA World March 14, 2023
Long Beach is covered with sargassum in Crest Church parish along the south coast of Barbados in July 2022. Sargassum could start piling up in the Florida Keys in the next few days. Kofi Jones/Associated Press MIAMI — A giant blob of seaweed, spanning 5,000 miles and weighing... + más
Giant seaweed blob heading towards Florida | Newsweek
Forbes USA Life January 31, 2023
One of the Sesame Street characters at Beaches is Julia, a 4-year-old girl with autism. Beaches Resort For families who have a child with autism, traveling can sometimes be a challenge. According to the CDC, Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by... + más
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WPTV USA Nation January 10, 2023
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. — This week's looks great for beachgoers.But residents and visitors in Indian River County will need to do a little pre-planning before heading to the sand. Their favorite beach may not be open right now.Wabasso Beach's parking lot was a... + más
'Moderate' erosion observed on Treasure Coast beaches | WPTV
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Newsweek USA Tech December 16, 2022
Dozens of highly venomous Portuguese Man O' War have washed up on a beach in South Carolina.The blue jellyfish-like creatures are known to have an excruciatingly painful sting which can, in rare cases, be fatal to humans.The Shore Beach Patrol Service on Hilton Head Island... + más
There Are Too Many Jellyfish in the Mediterranean. Why Not Eat Them? | The Atlantic
North Carolina beach turns into jellyfish swamp as thousands wash up | Newsweek
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