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4 Sea Lion Pups Released

Sea lions released back into Pacific Ocean as toxic algal blooms move out of Southern California

The harmful algal blooms (HABs) that have been responsible for sickening hundreds of marine mammals in the Pacific Ocean along the California coast this spring have moved out of the area,

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4 sea lion pups released off SoCal coast to mark end of toxic algae bloom

The BriefThe Marine Mammal Care Center celebrated the end of a record-long toxic algae bloom that sickened hundreds of marine animals.Four rehabilitated sea lion pups were released, none of whom were afflicted by the algae bloom.

Orange County Register · 4d

Domoic acid algae bloom is over, says Marine Mammal Care Center as it releases 4 sea lion pups

The center has been struggling for nearly four months to keep pace with a toxic algae bloom that sickened and killed animals all along the California coast.

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Penguins Outpace Sea Lion in Surprise Beach Showdown

This sea lion aborts its pursuit of some king penguins on a stunning beach in the Falkland Islands. Find out why.

Scientists are baffled: an animal whose habitat is the sea appears 50 kilometers off the coast of Chile

A huge surprise in Chile after authorities found a juvenile sea lion in the middle of the steppe of the Torres del Paine ...

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Some animals seem to appreciate music. What does that mean for human evolution?

It didn’t take more than a few days for Peter Cook, a marine mammal sciences professor at the New College of Florida, to train Ronan to bop her head to music. Using fish as a reward, he taught her the ...

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This Dancing Sea Lion Can Keep a Beat Better Than Humans

Ronan, a sea lion, is the only known non-human mammal capable of precise beat-keeping. This unique ability challenges our ...

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Scientists once thought only humans could bob to music. Ronan the sea lion helped prove them wrong

Not many animals show a clear ability to identify and move to a beat aside from humans, parrots and some primates. But then there’s Ronan, a bright-eyed sea lion that has scientists rethinking ...

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