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Dead fish are washing up along beaches on the Texas Gulf Coast, officials say. Here’s why

Beach crews spent the weekend clearing up thousands of dead fish along the Texas Gulf Coast, shore officials said. The fish began washing up on Friday because of "a low dissolved oxygen event," Quintana Beach County Park posted on Facebook.



I took these photos when I was there and these fishermen looked very calm as they enjoyed fishing  ???:












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Rotting seaweed, dead fish, no sand: Climate change threatens to ruin US beaches

Rotting seaweed, dead fish, no sand: Climate change threatens to ruin US beaches. As Americans flock to the beach this summer, they're often greeted with disconcerting news: Their destination might be smelly with dead fish or rotting seaweed — and danger often lurks from rip currents or even shark attacks.







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