USF scientist explains Florida's growing sargassum problem
Sargassum is washing up on Florida beaches in large amounts this summer. Dr. Brian Barnes from USF's College of Marine Science explains how the seaweed impacts beachgoers, sea turtles, and the state's coastal ecosystems.
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