Environment
Algal Bloom: Domoic Acid Poisoning Hits Santa Barbara Sea Lions, Hundreds Treated
A deadly algal bloom caused domoic acid poisoning affecting hundreds of sea lions. Conservationists have treated the beached wildlife since.
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