Sea lions and birds sickened as toxic algae bloom reaches San Diego
SeaWorld San Diego says it is getting up to 100 calls and emails a day from people reporting seeing sick animals ...
'Demonic' sea lion reports spark concerns about toxic algae on California coast
Sea lions on the California coast are displaying strange behavior likely due to a harmful algae bloom impacting the region, ...
Are city efforts to treat toxic algae at this Pierce County lake working? What we know
For decades agricultural waste and manure was dumped into this lake, which has caused issues for the city today.
Ōtautū Bay algae bloom at Lake Rotoehu: Public warned to avoid water contact
Photo / Stephen Parker A health warning has been issued for Ōtautū Bay in Lake Rotoehu due to a bloom of potentially toxic ...
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Toxic Algae Bloom Hits SoCal
If you’ve been online or wandered one of these beaches, you may have noticed a resurgence of what feels like an all-too ...
Domoic acid poisonings: Toxic algae takes a toll on San Diego’s sea lions
It’s a dangerous rescue mission for the SeaWorld San Diego animal rescue team as toxic algae poisonings of the Southern ...
Southern California sea birds poisoned by toxic algae outbreak
At least 20 birds taken to the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center have died after being poisoned by the domoic acid algae.
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Toxic Algae Blooms Killing Scores of Central Coast Marine Mammals
Domoic acid, a potent neurotoxin produced by algae, has been killing sea lions and dolphins along California’s coastline for ...
1st dolphin, 8 more sea lions reported dead from toxic algae bloom off San Diego
SeaWorld San Diego's team has taken in 21 sea lions, four pelicans and one dolphin that were poisoned by domoic acid.
Toxic algal bloom leads to strandings of dolphins, seals on Calif. coast
Marine life care centers across Southern California are reporting a surge in the number of stranded dolphins and sick seals, ...
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Fish are spinning to death in the Florida Keys—again. Why is history repeating?
As scientists continue to investigate the toxic algae and what to do to plan for future events, the good news is that it hasn’t seemed to impact the fishing industry and it is not a human health ...