Dolphins appear to be the latest victim of red tide in Southwest Florida, as 22 have washed up dead on beaches in Collier and Lee counties since last Wednesday, one official said.

Red Tide wrought havoc on Tampa Bay this week. St. Petersburg cleaned up more than 470 tons of dead fish killed by the noxious algae bloom, and there looked to be many more tons to go. Birds and ...

Red tide is the 'suspected killer' in a recent spike of dead dolphins washed ashore on SWFL beaches. A troubling sign for the species and tourism industry.

Bottlenose Dolphin Death Toll Rises Due To Red Tide. August 10, ... "One day you go out and it's all dead eel, and the next day you see its all dead horseshoe crabs. It (red tide) ...

Red tide was also the confirmed or suspected cause in three other manatee deaths since November. A dead dolphin was reported on Sand Dollar Island, Collier County announced in a Feb. 10 red tide ...

NAPLES, Fla. (AP) — NAPLES, Fla. (AP) — In a story Nov. 27 story about a red tide being suspected in dolphin deaths, The Associated Press erroneously cited the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

More: Red tide suspected as dead dolphins wash up on Collier, Lee beaches Initial visual observations by FWC biologists point to red tide as the cause of death, Mase said.

The animals had been found dead amid a 9-month-long red tide outbreak that's killed thousands of marine life in Gulf waters off Southwest Florida in recent weeks. Skip Navigation.

A dolphin was found dead in New Smyrna Beach early Sunday morning.A beachgoer found the dolphin, reporting it to the Volusia County Beach Patrol.Officials said there is no indication of red tide ...

There have been a few reports of dead fish on the beaches of Volusia County, but not in large amounts, and so far, not tied to the red tide algae bloom. Skip to content NOWCAST WESH 2 News at 11 PM ...

ST. PETERSBURG — Red Tide, which chased the tourists away from Pinellas County's beaches last week, has now infiltrated the Intracoastal Waterway and started stinking up residential canals too.

ST. PETERSBURG — The Dolphin Queen set sail from the municipal marina Wednesday after a solemn promise from captain Christian Obenshain: The 10 slightly-sunburned, gift-shop-outfitted souls ...