Dead sea dragons washed up on South Australian coastline

Mass Mortality Event Decimates Sea Dragon Populations in South Australia

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Thousands of sea dragons, pipefishes, and seahorses have died and washed up along South Australia's coastline. This mass mortality event is attributed to an algal bloom, as revealed by analysis of citizen scientist records. The scale of the die-off has been described as 'mind-blowing,' highlighting significant ecological impacts.

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