Sea lions affected by toxins attack surfers in California

aggressive Sea lion After the video shown by the incident video, they ran this week and chased them repeatedly, followed them after they followed.

Sea lions suffered from severe domain acids. This is caused by unprecedented toxic algae affecting the brains of animals, making them more aggressive and more aggressive, experts said. Fox 11 reported.

It has affected thousands of sea lions and other ocean lives in the area, killing more dolphins than the past few years and at least two whales.

A pair of sea lions chase after people and recharges crowds at La Jolla Cove in California

The offensive sea lions sent surfers running this week after they repeatedly chased them and even got out of the water to chase them to the beach, video of the incident showed. (Fox 11)

“These domo acid events are getting bigger, worse, and more frequent,” John Warner, CEO of the Marine Mammal Care Center, told the station. “That’s scary. Can all of these species undergo this type of abuse and still be with us? That’s the question and I don’t know the answer to that.”

Apart from domo acids, toxic algae also cause saxitoxin to disease marine organisms and cause paralytic shellfish poisoning.

Sea lions suffered from severe domain acids. This is causing unprecedented toxic algae to bloom and become more aggressive in areas that affect the brain of animals, Fox 11 reported. (Fox 11)

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Saxitoxin can neglect animals, cause permanent brain damage and can cause aggression.

Sea lions were euthanized after being deemed irreparably ill.

If the toxin is caught early, some animals may improve, the station reported.

Sea lions were euthanized after being deemed irreparably ill. (Fox 11)

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“They’re thrown into them. Some of the worst things they can experience are “I added about sick sea lions and other animals.”

Last summer, a pair of sea lions got caught up in the video Charging with a beach fan Further south of La Jolla Beach in San Diego County. The incident came during the breeding season of mammals.