Sea lions with domoic acid poisoning increasing along the California coast
There's been a recent increase in the number of sea lions becoming sick along the California coast. Marine biologists say the cause is domoic acid, a neurotoxin found within algae blooms. Fish feed on those algae blooms, and sea lions who feed on those fish end up getting sick from the domoic acid in the fish they eat.
A sea lion was spotted chowing down on a striped bass it caught in the waters of McLeod Lake along the waterfront March 7 in ...
Handfuls of California sea lions are getting sick from domoic acid poisoning that stems from algae. If you haven't heard of ...
The sea lions' appetites are impacting vulnerable fish runs. Now, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says an ...
SeaWorld San Diego’s Rescue Team has been receiving an influx of calls about marine animals in distress. They have rescued ...
A man was arrested Tuesday morning after allegedly beating a sea lion suffering from domoic acid poisoning on Ventura Beach, according to authorities.
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