Gardeners have been encouraged to do this simple task in April to ensure clear water in their garden ponds all summer long ...

A state environmental agency on Friday confirmed the presence of an algal bloom along a Homosassa River canal where the ...

A toxic algae ... fish eat them and then sea lions and dolphins in particular are affected by this that eat the fish," said Marine Mammal Care Center CEO John Warner. The longer the bloom ...

This so-called “harmful algal bloom” can cause problems for people and for marine life such as fish, invertebrates such as crabs, and even marine mammals such as whales and seals. There are ...

Marine biologists say the cause is domoic acid, a neurotoxin found within algae blooms. Fish feed on those algae blooms, and sea lions who feed on those fish end up getting sick from the domoic ...

The sea lions are likely being poisoned by domoic acid, a neurotoxin within the algae blooms, which they ingest through the fish they eat, according to marine experts. Ingesting domoic acid can ...

The government said algal blooms of the kind that have been detected along the Fleurieu had been recorded in marine waters since the 1930s, and caused "mass mortalities of fish, shellfish ...

Marine life care centers across Southern California are reporting a surge in the number of stranded dolphins and sick seals, likely caused by a growing toxic algal bloom off the coast. The Marine ...

As the algae bloom, small fish consume it, and when sea lions eat the fish, the toxin enters their systems. "As that toxin builds up in their system, it’s causing all sorts of different issues ...

mikimotoi occur only sporadically. But similar harmful algal blooms and fish kills due to K. mikimotoi have happened in the past, such as the 2014 bloom in Coffin Bay, SA. And this latest one won ...

A toxic algae ... fish eat them and then sea lions and dolphins in particular are affected by this that eat the fish," said Marine Mammal Care Center CEO John Warner. The longer the bloom ...