Along 70 miles of Southern California's coast, sea lions have become aggressive, likely due to poisoning from toxic algal ...

Along some seventy plus miles of southern California coastline, usually curious and playful sea lions are attacking humans in ...

Marine experts say these attacks are not common, but are happening more often. That’s due to a toxic algae bloom that are ...

A common neurotoxin produced by algae blooms is making California sea lions more aggressive. Here’s why it has the power to ...

Driven mad by toxic chemicals released by algae flourishing in warming oceans, sea lions and other marine mammals are ...

A longtime surfer and marine wildlife advocate was "left shaken" to his core after a relentless and horrifying encounter with ...

Sea lions, dolphins and birds are sick and dying because of a toxic algae bloom in Southern California—and animal care ...

Domoic acid, a potent neurotoxin produced by algae, has been killing sea lions and dolphins along California’s coastline for ...

I endured the most harrowing and traumatic experience of my 20 years of surfing,” the photographer and explorer said.

A marine mammal nonprofit has assessed more than 200 sea lions and 10 dolphins apparently sickened with domoic acid poisoning ...

The sea lions are likely being poisoned by domoic acid, a neurotoxin within the algae blooms, which they ingest through the ...

A surfer was left shaken on Friday after he was attacked by a sea lion that was presumably infected with a toxic algae that’s rapidly spreading across California’s coastline. Ventura County local Rj ...