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Date Posted: 18:04:58 05/22/02 Wed
Author: Tweety
Subject: Another animal photo for Cari!



A young elephant seal, one of several marine mammals sickened by a naturally occurring
poison found in microscopic sealife, peers from its enclosure at the Marine Mammal Care
Center, Saturday, May 18, 2002, in the San Pedro district of Los Angeles. About 70 dolphins
and more than 200 sea lions and 200 seabirds, including endangered brown pelicans, have
sickened or died. Such algae "blooms" occur periodically, but experts say this one is unusually
toxic. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)


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