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244 Sea Lions Stranded in Coquimbo: El Niño Turns Off the “Kitchen” of the Pacific
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In Coquimbo, the common sea wolf can be found in 244 specimens, almost five times more than in a normal year.The Child heats the surface, cuts the surface and leaves young and lactating females without food.The sea lions have increased strongly in Coquimbo.The lower availability of food in the ocean, associated with the weakening of the rise during El Niño, can especially affect young and lactating females.Finding an extremely thin sea lion on a…
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