Toxic algae suspected in surge of distressed sea lions in Malibu, California

Toxic algae suspected in surge of distressed sea lions in Malibu, California

A surge of California sea lions exhibiting neurological distress in Malibu is suspected to be caused by domoic acid poisoning, stemming from toxic algae blooms. The California Wildlife Center said rescue efforts are underway amid urgent public warnings to maintain distance from the animals.