A toxic algae bloom has sickened dozens of sea lions and caused them to strand themselves on the shore. The nonprofit Marine Mammal Care Center in San Pedro has been responding to the crisis.
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A toxic algae bloom has sickened dozens of sea lions and caused them to strand themselves on the shore. The nonprofit Marine Mammal Care Center in San Pedro has been responding to the crisis.