Toxic Red Tide Devastates South African Crayfish: A Warning for America’s Environmental Vigilance

Along South Africa’s west coast, a toxic algae bloom known as a “red tide” has unleashed ecological devastation—wiping out vast numbers of crayfish, also called rock lobsters. This event is more than a distant environmental crisis; it serves as a stark reminder to the United States that without vigilant, America First stewardship of our natural resources, similar disasters could threaten our own fisheries and coastal economies. How Long Will We Ignore Growing Environmental Threats to Our Seafood Supply? The red tide causes colonies of algae to explode uncontrollably, turning seawater blood-red and releasing lethal neurotoxins that kill marine life. South...