‘Whitish’ creature with ‘red orange’ ovaries found in Florida lagoon is a new species
The new species, named Salmoneus manningi, is “overall whitish” with “ivory white” asymmetrical claws, researchers described.
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With millions more pledged, will 2025 finally turn the tide for Indian River Lagoon?
After nearly being wiped out, Indian River Lagoon seagrass, the bedrock of the lagoon's marine life, has shown signs of recovery. As this grass gradually grows back and millions more in taxpayer ...
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Opinion: We have a long way to go, but efforts to save Indian River Lagoon are paying off
Pollution-reduction projects in the IRL have reduced lagoon pollution by more than 800,000 pounds of excess nitrogen.
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Save Our Indian River Lagoon’s ‘Clams Across the Lagoon’ Celebration Event Set Feb. 1
Brevard County’s Save Our Indian River Lagoon Program will be hosting a public event to celebrate 100th event milestone.
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‘Whitish’ creature with ‘red orange’ ovaries found in Florida lagoon is a new species
A new species of shrimp previously thought to be part of another species was identified in the Indian River Lagoon on Florida’s Atlantic coast. Photo from the Florida Guidebook via Unsplash A ...