Toxic algae found at Colorado's main reservoir

A surge of distressed sea lions in Malibu is believed to be caused by domoic acid poisoning from toxic algae blooms. While low levels of blue-green algae have been detected in Blue Mesa Reservoir, officials warn residents and visitors to avoid contact with the water and to thoroughly clean fish and equipment after fishing. Harmful algal blooms pose health risks to animals and humans and are monitored closely by authorities.

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