Russia and U.S. experts to meet in Riyadh on Monday Kremlin says Black Sea initiative is on the agenda Trump seeking to kickstart peace talks in three-year war MOSCOW, March 20 (Reuters ...

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To Frank's shock, the shell he collected from the shore came to life. “How lucky I am to be still alive,” Frank wrote in the caption of the Reddit post and also shared a photograph of his hand holding ...

Dozens of surfers fell ill after swimming in seas that turned into a ‘bacterial smoothie’ of sea foam in Australia. What was in it, and can this happen anywhere in the world? Written by Ipek ...

But the “mysterious foam” in the water is a health hazard in its own right. My research shows people should not go in the sea when it is foaming. These bacterial smoothies can contain more ...

Two Australian beaches have been closed after dead fish and a mysterious foam washed ashore while surfers reported feeling unwell. Health authorities closed Waitipinga and neighbouring Parsons ...

But the "mysterious foam" in the water is a health hazard in its own right. My research shows people should not go in the sea when it is foaming. These bacterial smoothies can contain more harmful ...

Apart from over 100 surfers who took ill on Waitpinga Beach and Parsons Beach due to the unexplained foam, fish, octopuses, and leafy sea dragons ... with a fair bit of green, slimy, scummy ...

A toxic “sea foam” on a South Australian beach has killed scores of animals and caused several surfers to experience breathing issues and blurred vision, said local health authorities. Popular ...

The foam has covered hundreds of metres along Waitpinga Beach, nearly 80km south of Adelaide in South Australia. Parsons Beach, another popular surfing spot just west of Waitpinga, is also affected.

Dead fish and seahorses were found on the beaches. (Anthony Rowland/Facebook) The event is believed to be due to a microalgal bloom. (Anthony Rowland/Facebook) Auto news: The coupe that history ...

A couple people said they saw a lot of green on the beach ... Ocean Watch Australia states on its website that “most sea foam ...