Hi there, John,

We’re sure you’ve heard all about the unusual behavior of some animals this summer, from orcas to otters, but we’re here to tell you about a story that’s not in the headlines.

Sea lions on the California coast have been washing up on the beach and then biting people who came close to them. Totally unlike the cute, entertaining animals that we typically see.

Scientists soon found that the plankton sea lions eat had consumed toxic algae, and then infected the sea lions with a neurotoxin causing seizures, muscle spasms, and dehydration. Many of the sick sea lions died , and those who didn’t lashed out at humans in fear.

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PROTECT WILDLIFE » [[link removed]]John, this might just be the beginning. That toxic algae affecting wildlife has been blooming out of control in the Pacific Ocean, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) has said that this is directly linked to climate change and pollution.

This summer has been the hottest on record, and if we don’t do something to curb global warming soon, more animals will be affected by the warming ocean waters. Will you join SEEC’s fight to protect our wildlife and stop the climate crisis? [[link removed]]

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