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We’ve treated more than 100 sea lions suffering from toxic algae poisoning, and more are arriving every day.

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Sea otter Mooring
southern sea otter Agua
threatened

Agua

Southern Sea Otter
Enhydra lutris

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This patient is a southern sea otter, a threatened species. Because sea otters are very dexterous and curious, we retrofitted several pool areas at our hospital to provide a safe space for juvenile and adult sea otters to receive life-saving care.

Many sea otters strand suffering from domoic acid toxicosis, toxoplasmosis, injury and other ailments.





photo © The Marine Mammal Center / USFWS permit MA101713-1 

Age at Admit
Juvenile
Weight at Admit
17.70 kgs
Sex
Female
Rescue Location
Steinbeck Plaza Beach (Cannery Row) - Monterey, Monterey
Diagnosis
Trauma, Human interaction
Admitted
06/23/2021
Status
Released
Release Date
08/04/2021

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