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California sea lion Blarney McCresty, that was treated for domoic acid toxicity, is seen during his rehabilitation at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, California in this handout released to Reuters on December 14, 2015 courtesy of The Marine Mammal Center. A neurotoxin produced by marine algae is inflicting brain damage on sea lions along California's coast, causing neurological and behavioral changes that can impair their ability to navigate in the sea and survive in the wild, according to scientists. (Photo by Reuters/The Marine Mammal Center)
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