Sea lions don’t act like themselves: they’re more aggressive due to algae blooms in California
Beachgoers in Southern California be warned that sea lions are showing unusual signs of aggression as they continue to be exposed to toxic algae blooms. Warning signs were posted on Salt Creek Beach and Strands Beach after two reports this week of sea lion-related injuries, an Orange County Parks spokesperson said. The first incident occurred in Salt Creek on Monday, when a juvenile told lifeguards that he had been bitten while wading through the water. He was treated and released to a guardian, with advice to seek further treatment at an urgent care clinic. A sign warning people of an…
