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Healthy sea lions are pictured on a beach in front of a belly-up dolphin and sea lion.
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Toxic algae suspected in deaths of sea lions and dolphins on Southern California coast

Avatar photo by John Antczak, Associated Press June 21, 2023

Marine mammal rescue organizations have been swamped with reports of sick and dead sea lions and dolphins along the Southern California coast this month, and experts believe a bloom of harmful algae is to blame.


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