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Florida Wildlife Commission picks up dead dolphins that have washed ashore on a SWFL beach. Photo via WINK News. Colder temperatures could possibly slow down the red tide that has already killed 39 dolphins this week. WINK News reporter Kelsey Kushner investigates if the incoming cold weather could be enough to kill off the toxic red tide. MORE: Red tide the suspected killer in a recent spike in dead dolphins