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🐚 Summer = sea, sun, and... science! During the warmer months, naturally occurring Vibrio bacteria can thrive in some European coastal waters (ex. Baltic Sea). They rarely cause illness - but if conditions are right, they can lead to infections through eating raw seafood or getting a skin cut exposed to warm seawater. You don’t need to skip the sea - just enjoy it smart! 🧠 So what can you do to stay safe and enjoy the beach? 🦪 Cook shellfish thoroughly! 🩹 Avoid swimming with open wounds! 💦