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Bondi Beach Australia Sea Water Turns Blood Red Colour, Bondi Beach Australia Sea Water Turns Red Colored DarahPantaithesun inShare Bondi Bondi Beach Australia is always crowded with tourists is flush with sea water as red as blood. This is due to the enormous population of red algae found in Bondi beach and make sea water into the red. However, this natural phenomenon is normal and occurs because of bad weather conditions. This phenomenon also occurs in Maroubra Beach and Clovelly Beach is experiencing the same thing as red algae and temporarily closed for water testing. Head lifeguard Bruce Hopkins said even the algae population explosion was seen on the north side of Bondi Beach at 06.30 local time. "This result raises the stench," said Hopkins, as reported by the Australian News. "It may be irritating to the skin some, but generally not more than that," he continued. Hopkins revealed many red algae makes keungunan oil-like sheen. Previously this has never happened in Bondi. The closure of these beaches to be bad news for tourists and visitors to the beach. Especially if this tragedy continues for a week when the temperature menonjak to more than 40 degrees Celsius on Saturday. "There are several possible risks to human health from red algae include skin rash and irritation of the eyes, and for this reason, the beach will remain closed until the algae disappeared," said a spokesman for the Council Randwick. While many locals have been hindered by the phenomenon, although there are still many people who can swim. "As a young red mud, it was disgusting," he said. "I'm not sure whether to let my daughter into the water because I was not sure what it is," said another visitor.Famous Bondi Beach in the world have experienced the rare phenomenon semulajadi apply if the water is exchanged into a blood red color. Bondi is among some of the popular beaches in Sydney, Australia, which was forced to close after a large collection of algae turned the sea into something resembling a scene from the film 'Jaws'.
This phenomenon is caused when semulajadi kind of marine algae, marine plants such rumpai gathered in a collection that many and spread certain kind that makes marine organisms exchanging dark red like blood.
Recognized as Nocturnal Scintillans or 'sea sparkle', it is said not to have any toxic, but the impression is still advised to circumvent crowded swim in areas where the water is discolored, indulge dikuatiri algae contains high levels of ammonia and may cause skin kerengsaan.
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