Red tide occurs naturally in the Gulf, but the dinoflagellate can create deadly conditions for fish, dolphins, sea turtles, sea birds and other marine creatures.
A red tide bloom along the Texas coast is prompting warnings from officials as the toxic algae could cause respiratory problems for beachgoers.
Moderate to high concentrations of red tide were detected in water samples from Galveston Island, Bolivar Peninsula and Crystal Beach. Fish kills and respiratory symptoms were reported at several ...
Beaches from Galveston to Crystal Beach are under an advisory that warns beachgoers of possible respiratory irritation caused by an algal bloom often called a red tide. The National Centers for ...
Water samples collected near Bolivar Peninsula indicated a moderate concentration of red tide, TPWD reported.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Red tide remains active along the Galveston coast, and an online tool can help beachgoers check conditions before heading to the ...
Red tide remains active along the Galveston coast. An interactive tool lets beachgoers check conditions before heading to the water.