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Nature Report: Red Tide Latest

by Richard Moore

Posted: 10.21.2009 at 9:22 AM

Richard Moore

Richard Moore hosts "The Nature Report" every Monday and Wednesday.

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SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, TEXAS -- Millions of fish have already died along the lower Texas coast from the persistent red tide.

As Richard Moore explains, the toll has been especially heavy on spawning red fish in the surf.

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