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Sea foam in Australia: Dirty river water produces what looks like a light-brown bubble bath
Posted: 01/29/2013
Recent flooding in Australia has pushed dirty river water into some popular beach areas.
With the rough seas, the result is a light, airy foam, taking over the shoreline.
It's not ruining everyone's plans. Some beach-goers appear to be enjoying themselves as they play in the foam.
For more on how the foam developed, click on the media player above.
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