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Seafood warning ahead of Christmas for oysters, muscles, crabs: Broken Bay

Experts say Paralytic shellfish toxins are produced by certain algae species and that shellfish such as oysters, mussels, scallops and clams should not be taken or consumed from this area.

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Possible Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning Puts Hold on Harvests in Vancouver Island Coasts

Areas meant for harvests are under regulatory closure as the possibility of paralytic shellfish poisoning arises in Vancouver Island Coasts.

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Dangerous Algal Blooms Crop up Across California Killing Thousands of Fish

Algal blooms produce toxins and use up all the oxygen in the water, poisoning and suffocating other marine life.

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Woman Paralyzed for 12 Hours After Eating a Toxic Shellfish in New Zealand

The woman claims she gathered a native clam species which are native to Australia and New Zealand before eating them.

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MIL-OSI New Zealand: Public health warning for shellfish for Kawhia Harbour and Aotea Harbour area, West Coast, North Island

MIL-OSI New Zealand: Public health warning for shellfish for Kawhia Harbour and Aotea Harbour area, West Coast, North Island
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