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Stinky seaweed threatens Mexico's pristine beaches

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An invasion of a thick and stinky seaweed, Sargassum, is covering the beaches of the Caribbean paradise of Mexico's Tulum. Scientists warn that if no action is taken soon, it could become an "ecological and economic disaster".

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