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Thousands of fish turn up dead in Biscayne Bay. FWC will test water for algae blooms.

Adriana Brasileiro for the Miami Herald writes: For the past five years, Kathryn Mikesell has taken a daily morning swim with friends in Biscayne Bay just in front of Morningside Park. On Monday, she quickly got out of the water when she noticed hundreds of dead fish floating nearby. Read full article here.

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Adriana Brasileiro for the Miami Herald writes: For the past five years, Kathryn Mikesell has taken a daily morning swim with friends in Biscayne Bay just in front of Morningside Park. On Monday, she quickly got out of the water when she noticed hundreds of dead fish floating nearby. Read full article here.

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