Marine mammals are dying in record numbers along the California coast | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Nearly 400 marine mammals have been sickened since June with leptospirosis killing about two-thirds, straining rescue volunteers and raising concerns about changing ocean conditions.
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Marine Mammals Facing Deadly Disease Threats on the California Coast
Marine mammals are getting sick and dying in alarming numbers along the California coast, according to one marine rescue group that tracks such trends. More than 400 mammals have been reported stranded or sickened along the state’s central coast since June, according to the Marine Mammal Center, with more than two-thirds of them dying. Many more likely died at sea or expired before anyone spotted them, the rescue group believes. The culprits? A …
Marine mammals are dying in record numbers along the California coast - West Hawaii Today
DAVENPORT, Calif. — On a spit of sand 12 miles north of Santa Cruz, a small, emaciated sea lion lay on its side. The only sign of life was the deep press of its flippers against its belly, relaxing for a few seconds, then squeezing again.
Marine mammals are dying in record numbers along the California coast | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
DAVENPORT, Calif. >> On a spit of sand 12 miles north of Santa Cruz, a small, emaciated sea lion lay on its side. The only sign of life was the deep press of its flippers against its belly, relaxing for a few seconds, then squeezing again.
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