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Algae like these can accumulate in huge numbers, producing a toxin called domoic acid. This acid enters the food web and harms many species of marine animals, including manatees and sea lions. It can also taint shellfish and cause sickness in humans.

[Photo] Toxic algae poisons marine wildlife and humans

April 11, 2013
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