Today, such blooms, which form a thick scum across the sea surface, visibly red or pink in daylight, are known to be hazardous to fish and certain other marine species.
That said, I find it well-nigh impossible, not to mention hazardous, to fish tiny pieces of chilli out of a pan of sizzling oil, as Tam suggests, so I'm going to cook them in a separate pan, and combine the two just before serving.
By comparing the values of the indicators from various turbine designs, engineers and biologists can identify the more-promising designs and operating conditions to minimize hydraulic conditions hazardous to passing fish.
The results concerning female reproductive parameters are ambiguous, and in some cases they suggest a protective, rather than hazardous, effect of fish consumption.
Passage through a spillway under free-fall conditions (i.e. free from the column of water) is always less hazardous for small fish, insofar as their terminal velocity is less than the critical velocity.
It will also provide information concerning the effects of the hazardous material on fish or wildlife.
Since most animals do not eat the water chestnut, it would effectively remove the heavy metals from the water where they could be potentially hazardous to other plants and fish.
Dr. Gregory said that eating such fish could be hazardous to the health of pregnant women "because agents that tend to cause cancer also tend to cause birth defects". Although samples of fish have been found to contain DDT and PCB contamination, Gregory said that there have been no reports of people getting sick from eating fish caught in the targeted areas.
Thus, there is a possibility that the effect of the potentially hazardous constituents in Baltic Sea fatty fish could be outweighed by their beneficial counterparts, which would explain the positive results found for some outcomes.
Eating these fish may be hazardous to your health.
