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Dead animals litter California beaches Alarming phenomenon Graveyard of washed-up sea life Influx of malnourished sea creatures Experts: Were really starting to worry The animals are starving to death Covered in sores Stunted growth Weak immune systems
NBC L.A., Apr 19, 2016 (emphasis added): Officials are investigating why sick sea lions are washing up onshore The Laguna Beach Pacific Marine Mammal Center has an overflow of sea lions The reason for the influx of sea lions remains a disappearing cold water food source Another unusual phenomenon they are seeing: Elephant and harbor seals are coming into the centers in addition to California sea lions, and that is not typical.
NBC L.A. transcript, Apr 19, 2016: Now, an alarming number of sea lions are washing up along our local beaches it is taking longer to rehabilitate these sick sea lions Experts say [they are] taking longer to become healthier.
Laguna Beach Independent, Apr 23, 2016: Most are malnourished and many are infected with parasites, [said Keith Matassa, Pacific Marine Mammal Center] The rehabbing process is slower this year because the sea lions are coming in older and sicker.
To repeat: The reason for the influx of sea lions remains a disappearing cold water food source
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“Dead animals litter California beaches… Alarming phenomenon” — “Graveyard of washed-up sea life” — (Original Post)
NeoGreen
Apr 2016
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felix_numinous
(5,198 posts)1. Aww
The ocean and reefs are dying, ecosystems are changing, it is a sad and alarming time to be on the Earth. Time to go green.
RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)2. Good thing it's not because of Fukushima
Because if it were because of Fukushima nuclear pollution .....
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=946998
Dreamer3
(67 posts)3. I grieve our beautiful planet is dying
Duppers
(28,246 posts)4. All awake & aware do.
Wish more people would care, would wake up; only then can we began correcting our major problems.