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No because fish actually eat algae.

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Some algae are prolific producers of oil but this oil is usually contained in the algae. When algae are in water which is eutrophied (has lots of nutrients) they can reproduce in great numbers. When the food is gone or the weather changes these algae die and clump up in algal blooms. These are rotting masses of algae. The decomposing algae can release oil into the water.

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