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A dead Man-O-War is seen in waters tinted with the orange-colored chemical dispersant used to help with the massive oil spill on Freemason Island, off the coast of Louisiana
A dead shark is washed ashore in Ship Island, Mississippi.
A dead fish is seen on the beach in Pass Christian, Mississippi
A dead sea turtle is seen on the sand in Waveland, Mississippi
A dead drum fish is washed ashore in Waveland, Mississippi
A dead bird floats face down in the water with a sheen of oil on it in Chandeleur Sound, Louisiana
Oil retention booms lie tangled near the nests of baby brown pelicans on New Harbor Island in the Gulf of Mexico on May 4. Fisherman hired by BP repaired the tangled booms a few hours later.
A dead bird is seen on the beach in Ship Island, Mississippi.
A dead fish sinks into the sand in Gulfport, Mississippi.
A dead Portuguese Man-O-War floats on a thick layer of oil on the Chandeleur Sound off of Louisiana.
A Portuguese Man-o-War, similar to a jellyfish, is seen surrounded by oil-infested waters in Chandeleur Sound, Louisiana.
The spill will prove toxic to the oysters, which will in turn affect the many oyster farms along the coast. Five zones of oysters as well as commercial and recreational fishing east of the Mississippi River have been closed.
A crate of crabs are dumped back into the water in Delacroix, Louisiana. Many fisherman don't want to take chances selling possibly contaminated crabs, so they are pulling their traps and releasing the crabs back into the waters.
A dead sea turtle lies on the beach in Pass Christian, Mississippi. At least 20 sea turtles were found dead last weekend along a 30-mile stretch of Mississippi beaches from Biloxi to Bay St. Louis.
Another dead sea turtle found washed up on the shore
Oil washes ashore onto New Harbor Island, Louisiana, on May 6.
Booms drenched in oil hang on a shrimp boat, the Mariah Jade, in Breton Sound, Louisiana on May 6.
Oil swirls through the water in the Gulf of Mexico
A plume of smoke rises from a controlled oil burn, off the deck of the Joe Griffin which, the ship carrying an oil containment dome.
Shrimp boats seen from a distance collecting oil.
A dead Man-O-War is seen in waters tinted with the orange-colored chemical dispersant used to help with the massive oil spill on Freemason Island, off the coast of Louisiana
A dead shark is washed ashore in Ship Island, Mississippi.
A dead fish is seen on the beach in Pass Christian, Mississippi
A dead sea turtle is seen on the sand in Waveland, Mississippi
A dead drum fish is washed ashore in Waveland, Mississippi
A dead bird floats face down in the water with a sheen of oil on it in Chandeleur Sound, Louisiana
Oil retention booms lie tangled near the nests of baby brown pelicans on New Harbor Island in the Gulf of Mexico on May 4. Fisherman hired by BP repaired the tangled booms a few hours later.
A dead bird is seen on the beach in Ship Island, Mississippi.
A dead fish sinks into the sand in Gulfport, Mississippi.
A dead Portuguese Man-O-War floats on a thick layer of oil on the Chandeleur Sound off of Louisiana.
A Portuguese Man-o-War, similar to a jellyfish, is seen surrounded by oil-infested waters in Chandeleur Sound, Louisiana.
The spill will prove toxic to the oysters, which will in turn affect the many oyster farms along the coast. Five zones of oysters as well as commercial and recreational fishing east of the Mississippi River have been closed.
A crate of crabs are dumped back into the water in Delacroix, Louisiana. Many fisherman don't want to take chances selling possibly contaminated crabs, so they are pulling their traps and releasing the crabs back into the waters.
A dead sea turtle lies on the beach in Pass Christian, Mississippi. At least 20 sea turtles were found dead last weekend along a 30-mile stretch of Mississippi beaches from Biloxi to Bay St. Louis.
Another dead sea turtle found washed up on the shore
Oil washes ashore onto New Harbor Island, Louisiana, on May 6.
Booms drenched in oil hang on a shrimp boat, the Mariah Jade, in Breton Sound, Louisiana on May 6.
Oil swirls through the water in the Gulf of Mexico
A plume of smoke rises from a controlled oil burn, off the deck of the Joe Griffin which, the ship carrying an oil containment dome.
Shrimp boats seen from a distance collecting oil.
