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Sargassum surges on Key Biscayne beaches. Visitors just cope.
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Sargassum surges on Key Biscayne beaches. Visitors just cope.
It took a break for a while, but just in time for the World Cup, the sargassum is back. Stinky mounds of seaweed — sometimes as high as three feet tall — are filling up Key Biscayne’s Atlantic Ocean beaches. It was so thick Sunday morning that a tractor — hired by the Village of Key Biscayne to clear the stuff — got stuck in the slimy mass. It was rescued (towed) by another tractor as residents watched from umbrellas near the Key Colony condo…
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