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Reporter's Notebook: Keeping pinnipeds safe, one story at a time - Vimarsana News

Reporter's Notebook: Keeping pinnipeds safe, one story at a time

Although they are protected under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, seals and sea lions are constantly being affected by human interaction

'Back away and give it its space': Sea lions aggressive with beachgoers who get too close - Vimarsana News

'Back away and give it its space': Sea lions aggressive with beachgoers who get too close

In recent weeks and months, a number of videos have surfaced on social media of sea lions getting aggressive with one another or toward nearby humans — typical behavior for them during mating season, according to one animal expert

A behind-the-scenes peek at SeaWorld's rehabilitation and rescue - Vimarsana News

A behind-the-scenes peek at SeaWorld's rehabilitation and rescue

SeaWorld in San Diego is not just about the rides, shows, and exhibits - The facility is also doing its part in assisting with the health of our planet's biosphere.

Source: cbs8.com
Meet SeaWorld Rescue Team who attempted to save beached sperm whale in Carlsbad - Vimarsana News

Meet SeaWorld Rescue Team who attempted to save beached sperm whale in Carlsbad

It was an all-hands-on-deck effort last night to save a sperm whale that washed up on a Carlsbad beach. Ciara Encinas introduces us to the SeaWorld Rescue Team that tried to save the whale.

Source: 10news.com
Sea lion rescued from La Jolla Cove treated for rare, contagious bacteria; dozens of rocks in belly - Vimarsana News

Sea lion rescued from La Jolla Cove treated for rare, contagious bacteria; dozens of rocks in belly

The young sea lion was treated and returned to coastal waters — but not before doctors had to remove dozens of rocks from the animal's belly