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Red Tide at Seagrove??
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I had the symptoms while at the beach in Blue Mtn Beach.JB said:
Beach Runner
beats on hood
Naw, don't worry about eating seafood. I trust that any reputable restaurant is getting its seafood from a non-red-tide area. We were at the beach this past weekend, ate seafood multiple times, and are okaaaaaaaay ..... gasp ..... I can't breathe ..... OMG my tummy hurts ..... helppppp .....JB said:
JK.
But I did notice a scratchy feeling in my throat whenever I went to the walkover. We decided to keep ourselves and the dog off the beach and just chill out at the pool.
aquaticbiology
fishlips
more useless but fun:
there's always some red tide algae present just about everywhere - its the concentration that matters
been proven that iron in the water causes boom in count - a'la bloom
if you got a hot flash after eating those shrimp - it's the red tide algae in their system - so eat one then wait five minutes and if there is no reaction then scarf the rest down -
if you eat a thousand shrimp you will have pink wee and maybe even die from the iodine unless you are really, really fat! :shock:
shrimp eat s***
too much fun but breaks over - back to work!
there's always some red tide algae present just about everywhere - its the concentration that matters
been proven that iron in the water causes boom in count - a'la bloom
if you got a hot flash after eating those shrimp - it's the red tide algae in their system - so eat one then wait five minutes and if there is no reaction then scarf the rest down -
if you eat a thousand shrimp you will have pink wee and maybe even die from the iodine unless you are really, really fat! :shock:
shrimp eat s***
too much fun but breaks over - back to work!
Rita
margarita brocolia
aquaticbiology said:more useless but fun:
there's always some red tide algae present just about everywhere - its the concentration that matters
been proven that iron in the water causes boom in count - a'la bloom
if you got a hot flash after eating those shrimp - it's the red tide algae in their system - so eat one then wait five minutes and if there is no reaction then scarf the rest down -
if you eat a thousand shrimp you will have pink wee and maybe even die from the iodine unless you are really, really fat! :shock:
shrimp eat s***
too much fun but breaks over - back to work!
:rofl: Lovely post!
Miss Kitty
Meow
Rita said:
Yeah, thanks AB...can't wait to fill up on poopoo shrimp! Mmmmm. I insist that someone remove this red tide stuff immediately....do they make surgical masks for puppies? Do not worry, I will wait to take Miss Molly to the beach until I get the all clear!
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
aquaticbiology said:
If you eat a thousand at one sitting, chances are you are really fat. Heck, you would probably die from extremely high cholesterol, too.
aquaticbiology
fishlips
Sueshore said:
HA! Tell you what, you find a way to do it and I'll chip in for the patent!
Maybe then I could afford to get the Bayliner upholstery redone from what Hurr Charley did to it. Have you guys seen the prices they charge? Wow!Just a bit cooler and totally beautiful sunset across Lake Grenada this PM, its payday tomorrow, and my roomate just put 2 monster largemouth bass fillets on the grill for our supper, it just dosen't get any better than this. I still miss the ocean, but think I'm beginning to like Central Mississippi. I also think I'll have a room temp Guiness in SJ's honor. Or maybe two. Goodnight, all! Be safe and see y'all tomorrow!
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I think the Red Tide is getting worse. Many people around here are getting flu like symptoms - could be the effects from the Red Tide. Most of the construction workers even in the back of WaterColor are coughing badly. Today, I went over to Blue Mtn Beach, and it was bad, as soon as I got out of the car. I stayed long enough to get a few photos of the beach. Looks like the beach at the CR 83 Access has lost another verticle foot or more of sand in the last 10 days.