Perhaps because the animals eat mostly Chinook salmon — the tastiest kind, many human seafood lovers agree — the scent is more fish than foul.
While he found the fish truly foul, he disagreed with Mr. Weiser about the smelliest part of the city on a scorcher.
Brian Lapointe, a sargassum expert at Florida Atlantic University, says that while the sargassum washing up in normal amounts has long been good for the Caribbean, severe influxes like those seen lately are "harmful algal blooms" because they can cause wipe out fish populations, foul the beach, harm tourism revenue and even cause coastal dead zones.
They learned how tough the bass fishing circuit can be and they have experienced the cheap hotels, predawn wake-up calls, and fishing in foul weather.
The first plague that Moses visited upon Egypt was a blood-red tide which killed fish and fouled the water.
But residents howl that the project would despoil a pristine seascape, damage fishing grounds, foul ferry and air traffic and even disrupt the religious practices of the Wampanoag tribe.
A maker of automobile lights has agreed to pay $14.2 million and to plead guilty to criminal charges for dumping chemical-laden waste that killed millions of fish and fouled much of Indianapolis's drinking water, a federal prosecutor said.
A thick and growing coat of toxic algae appears each summer, so vast that in 2011 it covered a sixth of its waters, contributing to an expanding dead zone on its bottom, reducing fish populations, fouling beaches and crippling a tourism industry that generates more than $10 billion in revenue annually.
The accumulated experimental results are sorted out following a gradually increasing scale from the cruciform as a basic element of a net, via net panels to a net cage with solidity and velocity as the main parameters, while the effect of fish and fouling are discussed only at the full-scale level.
There's a touch of the elusiveness of Miyazaki's Ponyo in Takahata's portrait of this moonchild – a fish-nor-foul uncertainty that allows her visage to slip almost imperceptibly from childish innocence to lunar luminescence.
