Source: New York Post
A spike in sick sea lions off the Central California coast has animal specialists concerned about toxic algae they said is causing the animals to suffer from seizures and exhibit abnormal behavior. Experts at the Marine Mammal Center said they’ve rescued 15-20 sea lions over a three-day period in Monterey County, with the majority suspected to have suffered from domoic acid poisoning found in harmful algae blooms eaten by the animals, KSBW reported. 5 Experts at the Marine Mammal Center said they’ve rescued 15-20 sea lions over a three-day period in Monterey County.
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