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Over 4 years agoaooaliked a comment in Memorial Day Celebrations Get Innovative Amid COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Wow! That's SUPER awesome! When I was in third grade, another article was posted about him shredding the "Girl with Balloon", because it was posted up for auction. I did a current event on it.Over 4 years agoaooa added a news bookmark.
The COVID-19 pandemic shelter-in-place mandates and the need for social distancing has changed our lives in unprecedented ways and put a damper on everything — from graduations ...Over 4 years agoicysloth12 added a new comment in
Ummmm.... I might be the first person to point this out, but only ONE TYPE is toxic, or at least out of the types of this stuff mentioned.Over 4 years agoicysloth12 added a new comment in
I LOVE marine animals, and I don't like when anything goes extinct, but like my fellow DOGO news reader said, we need to get rid of that plankton before it does permanent damage to the marine life. Other than that, the dolphins are BEAUTIFUL in a mysterious, nature like way, and I REALLY like the color blue, so that's a plus.Over 4 years agoicysloth12 added a new comment in
I can't believe that such a beautiful substance could be hurting animals! However, hopefully we can learn how to contain it.Over 4 years agoicysloth12 added a new comment in
And may I ask, HAS ANYONE REALIZED THAT ONLY ONE TYPE IS KILLING ANIMALS!!! IT SPECIFICALLY SAID, "In 2018, an almost year-long "red tide" along Florida's Gulf coast caused by the excessive growth of microalgae Karenia Brevis, killed hundreds of fish and other marine animals. The single-celled animals, commonly found in the Gulf of Mexico, release a toxic chemical called brevetoxin, which attacks the nervous systems of animals with often fatal results."Over 4 years agoicysloth12liked a comment in Rare Footage Captures Dolphins Swimming Through Bioluminescent Plankton.
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