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Toxic algae bloom killing dolphins, other marine animals

Increasing whale, dolphin deaths in California linked to toxic algae

A harmful algal bloom off the Southern California coast continues to sicken and kill marine life, with at least seven dolphins washing ashore this week alone on Venice Beach. Marine experts are taking samples and planning necropsies to determine if domoic acid toxicity is the cause,

ABC News on MSN · 1d

What to know about the toxic algae bloom killing marine life in Southern California

An "unprecedented" toxic algae bloom has overrun the coast of Southern California, sickening marine animals and staining the shoreline amid the invasion.

The San Diego Union-Tribune · 21h

Toxic algae bloom again killing marine animals

The neurotoxin domoic acid has been detected in an algae bloom off the coast for the fourth year in a row, and this one is called ‘the worst we’ve ever seen here in Southern

NBC Los Angeles on MSN2d

Here's what necropsy results revealed in the deaths of 2 whales in LA and Orange counties

Officials are investigating the cause of death of a whale that washed ashore in Ventura as dozens of marine mammals have been ...

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Sea lions, dolphins, now a whale: Ocean giant is latest victim of SoCal’s toxic algal bloom

A minke whale that was swimming in Long Beach Harbor earlier this month died from domoic acid poisoning, according to ...

SeaWorld San Diego overwhelmed by calls amid unprecedented algae crisis

"This is the worst domoic acid bloom we have seen in Southern California," said Dr. Alissa Deming with Pacific Marine Mammal ...

FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSN2d

Dead dolphins wash up ashore along Southern California coast

At least two sea lions have turned up dead on shore near El Segundo. Wildlife experts point to a neurotoxin known as domoic acid or DA as the cause of death for dozens of birds and marine mammals that ...

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Toxic algae bloom killing dolphins and other marine animals along SoCal coast, experts say

A map from the Southern California Coastal Ocean ... Debris from the wildfires and fertilizer runoff are helping to fuel the toxic algae, which are eaten by small fish, which are then eaten ...

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