Public Health urges against eating shellfish amid toxic algae bloom affecting sea life
Public Health urges against eating shellfish amid toxic algae bloom affecting sea life
Health officials are urging residents to avoid certain shellfish as a toxic algae bloom has contaminated the waters off the Southern California coast. Because of this danger, the California Department of Public Health urges residents to stay away from “sport-harvested mussels, clams, or scallops from Santa Barbara County.” Sea lions in the region have also been poisoned from eating contaminated sea life.
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