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Florida seafood specialty, stone crabs, now show up in Chesapeake because of climate change
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Florida Phoenix
Ron DeSantis and the Legislature don’t think climate change is something we Floridians should be worrying about.
Stone crabs — or rather, their tasty claws — have long been considered a South Florida seafood specialty.
Because I consider fresh seafood one of Florida’s greatest glories, I called up Lipcius to find out more about the Chesapeake stone crabs.
Finding a unicornLipcius called the Chesapeake stone crabs a rare instance of climate change creating a good-news story.
But I want a guarantee that I can get stone crab claws for free for the rest of my life.
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