As the sargassum washes ashore, some beaches could be inundated with the stinky seaweed, as they have been in years past.

Thanks to warming global temperatures and shifting oceanic conditions, marine biologists already expect that this year’s ...

Florida's beaches are experiencing a huge, smelly problem in time for spring break.

Millions of vacationers have been greeted with foul smells, health concerns, and thick mats of brown algae along the ...

Sargassum is a kind of brown algae that forms massive, island-like mats of seaweed in open water. It’s the namesake of the ...

Sargassum has reached record levels and is threatening beaches in the Caribbean and Florida, prompting environmental and tourism alerts ...

As millions of spring breakers flock to Florida in search of scenic beaches, warm weather and the trademark blue ocean waters ...

EnglishRegister: Click hereSargassum seaweed blooms have increased dramatically in recent years, affecting coastal ecosystems ...

Sargassum season, when the noxious seaweed begins washing up on Mexico’s Caribbean coastline, has begun earlier than expected ...

Every year, millions of spring break travelers picture the same thing: crystal-clear turquoise water, white sand, and warm ...

I was off work last week to spend time with family at the beach. The vacation was amazing, and I was thankful to get away, but when we arrived in the Dominican Republic, we encountered something we ...

A record amount of sargassum seaweed is lurking in the Atlantic Ocean, just east of Florida. Sargassum is a yellowish-brown floating macroalgae that crabs, sea turtles, shrimp and other marine life ...