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Officials: 70% Of Maine Now Experiencing Drought Conditions

Officials: 70% Of Maine Now Experiencing Drought Conditions
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Surfboards up, 3D-printed home: News from around our 50 states

Surfboards up, 3D-printed home: News from around our 50 states
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Dozens of people noticed their feet were stained black at Maine beach The cause: millions of dead flies

Officials say millions of tiny black kelp flies have apparently died on a stretch of beach in southern Maine in the US, causing people's feet to turn black.

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They Figured Out What The Black Substance Is On Wells Beach, And It s Gross | 103 7 The Fox

First we had to worry about sharks, then jellyfish, and now this mysterious black substance washes onto the beach in Wells Maine.

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Why Are Feet Turning Black After Going to Southern Maine Beaches

The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF) says that the stain is from millions of dead bugs. Wait, what?

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