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Four Sea Lion Pups Released After Toxic Algae Crisis

6/5/2025

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After a grueling 14-week battle against a record-breaking toxic algae bloom, the Marine Mammal Care Center in California joyfully released four sea lion pups back into the wild. This bloom, which devastated marine life, resulted in the treatment of over 500 animals. With $100,000 in funding, the center is now better equipped for future challenges.

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After a grueling 14-week battle against a record-breaking toxic algae bloom, the Marine Mammal Care Center in California joyfully released four sea lion pups back into the wild. This bloom, which devastated marine life, resulted in the treatment of over 500 animals. With $100,000 in funding, the center is now better equipped for future challenges.