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Seaweed that smells like 'rotten eggs' ruins Florida spring break by washing up on beach
Spring breakers in Florida faced an unwelcome surprise this past weekend. The odorous seaweed called Sargassum was spotted on Fort Lauderdale beaches on Friday. The news comes from the nonprofit ...
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida’s vital tourism industry has outgrown its rowdy spring break image amid an increase of post-pandemic visitors who just want to relax without nearby all-night ragers. Now ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Florida's beaches are no stranger to spring break crowds, but this year, visitors are running into something far less welcome (and ...
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida’s vital tourism industry has outgrown its rowdy spring break image amid an increase of post-pandemic visitors who just want to relax without nearby all-night ragers. Now ...
Florida's beaches are no stranger to spring break crowds, but this year, visitors are running into something far less welcome (and a lot stinkier) than packed shorelines. As millions head south for ...
An estimated 9.5 million tons of the seaweed is already making its way across the western Atlantic, the Caribbean, and into areas like South Florida. In hotspots like Miami Beach, the buildup has ...
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