Red algae overtakes sea near Australian beaches
Beaches close because of red water
Posted: 11/28/2012
SYDNEY - Some beaches in Sydney, Australia had to close briefly because the water turned red.
A thick, red algae took over the water. It's a natural phenomenon, caused by adverse weather conditions.
Some of the beaches have now reopened.
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