'Mass Poisoning Events Affect Sea Lions, Causing Aggressive Behavior'
#SeaLions #AlgalBloomAlgal bloom in Pacific waters has caused a mass poisoning event among sea lions, making them more aggressive and dangerous to humans. Domoic acid poisoning is believed to be the cause, leading to warnings for beachgoers in Southern California to steer clear. read more
Concerns rise as sick sea lions wash up on Malibu beaches
#Malibu #SeaLions14 sick sea lions have been found on Malibu beaches, potentially suffering from domoic acid toxicity. The California Wildlife Center warns the public not to interact with distressed sea lions, as symptoms include seizures and lethargy. Domoic acid can also affect humans through contaminated seafood. read more
#SanFrancisco #SeaLions
A record number of over a thousand sea lions are currently lounging and causing a ruckus at San Francisco's Pier 39, a surge not seen in over 15 years. The sea lions, a tourist attraction since 1989, have increased in numbers this week. read more
#SeaLions #SanFranciscoPier39
Over 1,000 sea lions make a record assembly at San Francisco's Pier 39, the highest in 15 years, attracted by a feast of anchovies according to officials. Tourists enjoy viewing the marine mammals, with researchers tracking their migration patterns. read more