A record-breaking freeze this month sent Florida wildlife into shock. Some of those animals were native, some were invasive.
Cold snap causes fish kill at Marco Island's Tigertail Lagoon. Water professor says more deaths expected as temperatures ...
"The dolphin were destroying them. I saw hundreds of ladyfish just sitting on top of the water huddling to stay warm. It's ...
Reports of winter storm fish kills along the Atlantic Coast are bleak. It's a natural cycle, but some fisheries could take a ...
LAKELAND, Fla. — A recent cold snap is being blamed for a dramatic and unsettling scene at one of Lakeland’s most popular ...
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Record cold snap in Florida is wiping out exotic fish by the thousands
Florida’s latest Arctic blast has turned canals, lagoons, and coastal flats into mass graveyards for warm‑water fish, with ...
Thousands of dead fish, almost all of them tilapia, floated in a marsh at Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland the morning of Feb. 8.
It’s now been 16 years since a cold snap in 2010 killed a large amount of Florida snook. In January of that year, a high of ...
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