The terrible result of poisonous algae flowers restored chaos on wildlife, Especially the lions of the sea in California, while continuing to put effects and endanger society Due to strange behavior, such as severe aggression.
Unfortunately, since officials want to see this trend in a different direction, poisoning has now begun to influence other marine animals, and this time it comes down something much larger.
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A healthy Minck whale was monitored and wandered along the Long Beach port at the beginning of the month, but it was suddenly found dead. Officials state that it is due to the prosperity of toxic algae, which leads to the poisoning of domoic acid.
Spokesman Western coast of ocean and atmosphereMichael Milstein stated that after searching and testing, it was determined that the whale was suffering from Domoic acid, which leads to its fall.
“This is consistent with many other marine mammals that we have seen are affected by the Dominic acid produced by the harmful algae that southern California discovered for the first time in February,”
Melchine states. “The tests take longer because the laboratory treats a lot.”
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Minke dwarf whale, a small whale seen while diving and diving on the great coral barrier
Poisoning through domoic acid is a great concern when it comes to marine wildlife. According to the marine mammal center,
“Dominic acid is produced during some of the incidents of harmful algae blooming through a type of algae called pseudo called Australia. This nervous poison accumulates in small fish, such as sardines and anchovy, which is then eaten by marine mammals such as sea lions in large quantities.”
Once eaten by animals, domoic acid begins to produce some intensive side effects.
“It attacks the brain and the heart that causes seizures and the heart failure. If it is left without treatment, it usually causes permanent damage to the brain. The poison will flow from the animal system naturally over time, but the sea lions that have exposed again and repeatedly will suffer from longer and more serious effects.”
This is the fourth consecutive year in which Dominic acid accidents appeared, as Milstein states. However, Milstein says this year seems to be the most challenging.
“Perhaps this was the most severe, especially in the early year,” Milstein stated. “How long does the question continue.”
In addition to the Mink whale, a dead gray whale was found on the Huntington Beach, with officials at the Naval Mamluk Center in Pacific in Laguna Beach, a decline in domoic acid poisoning as a cause of death.
The lions are primarily affected by poisoning with domoic acid, but seeing it in large animals or threatened animal species is a concern. However, Milstein does not believe that Dominic acid poisoning will have a significant impact on marine animal population in the western coast.
“There is a silver lining of the amazing productivity of the ecological system in California,” explains Milstein.
“On the one hand, algae feeds flowers, but it is also responsible for the amazing diversity of the species we have on the West Coast. These species are very strong and flexible and have shown this throughout the year.”