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Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds wash ashore in California. Scientists point to the ocean
Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds have washed ashore along California’s Central Coast as unusually warm ocean temperatures and El Niño conditions disrupt the marine food chain.
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What happenedNearly 2,000 dead seabirds have washed ashore along California’s Central Coast as unusually warm ocean temperatures and El Niño conditions disrupt the marine food chain.
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Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds wash ashore in California. Scientists point to the ocean
Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds have washed ashore along California’s Central Coast as unusually warm ocean temperatures and El Niño conditions disrupt the marine food chain.
Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds wash ashore in California. Scientists point to the ocean
Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds have washed ashore along California’s Central Coast as unusually warm ocean temperatures and El Niño conditions disrupt the marine food chain.
Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds wash ashore in California. Scientists point to the ocean
Nearly 2,000 dead seabirds have washed ashore along California’s Central Coast as unusually warm ocean temperatures and El Niño conditions disrupt the marine food chain.
