Scientists suspect that harmful algal species and toxins may be causing fish to spin to death in Florida, especially impacting endangered species like sawtooth fish.
The increase in red tide algae blooms is attributed to human activities such as fertilizer and sewage runoff, potentially exacerbated by climate change.
Warming waters and nutrient runoff are creating a toxic environment for algae growth in Florida, causing a rise in harmful algal species that impact marine life.
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