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marine mammal center, 450 pounds of netting pulled from inside of a sperm whale that washed ashore in northern california in 2007

 

A dead sperm whale washed up on a California beach in 2007. When our veterinary scientists investigated the cause of death, they found over 450lbs of marine debris - trash generated by humans - in the stomach of this magnificent creature (pictured above).  Approximately 11% of our patients suffer from the negative effects of humans, many of them ocean trash related, and many more suffer from the long term effects of global pollution. Only WE can make a change to the health of our oceans, the health of marine mammals, and ultimately, our own health.

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Kiki, elephant seal, the Marine Mammal Center
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Adelaide, harbor seal, the Marine Mammal Center