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Here's someone else who agrees with me that sealions are not the true threat to salmon. It's just easier to kill sealions that to break down dams. She highlights dams, but that is only one of the four H's (hydro, harvest, habitat and hatcheries) that are obliterating this beautiful creature.
Sealions are killed here for eating salmon. We all know that it's not the sealions' fault that the salmon runs are either threatened or endangered. It's the humans' fault through overharvesting, the use of fish hatcheries, hydropower dams (like Bonneville) and the decimation of habitat. It really makes me angry.
All driven by humans. But we can't get rid of humans, of course, and we need to punish someone who can't fight back. Let's pick the sealions! Portland judge said Wednesday the Northwest states can kill hungry sealions on the Columbia River. Tags: salmon sealions.
The Federal government has approved the killing of California SeaLions in the Columbia River, blaming them for killing and eating endangered salmon. Never mind the main reasons for the problems with the salmon: hatcheries, human harvest, hydropower and the destruction of habitat.
Although the property has seen human impacts, there have been recent efforts to improve water quality and restore this important habitat. Multi-million-dollar homes, fancy restaurants, rugged swimming, California sealions, and close-up looks at some birds.
Each one of the sleek, whiskered sealions recovering at the Marine Mammal Care Center at Fort MacArthur in San Pedro has its own story. Some of the damage was caused by humans who shot, clubbed or threw so-called seal bombs at the mammals. Tags: marine animals seals sealions. From the Contra Costa Times.
I’d been volunteering at rescues through my young adulthood, and I was training as a cat socializer, teaching terrified felines — the unlucky victims of cruel people — to trust humans again. All of these afflictions are human-caused and largely preventable. One typical, blue-sky, L.A. I was mortified. And, I would have understood.
The next five chapters focus more specifically on Galápagos creatures: huge tortoises; iguanas; birds (two chapters–one on seabirds and coastal birds, another on land birds, including the famous finches); water creatures–sealions, crabs, fish, sea turtles, whales, dolphins, and porpoises.
Bonus photos: One to annoy those people who do not like human items in bird photos … … and one showing an embarrassing moment for an eagle, crashing into the ice. The post A Fierce Cartoon Bird: Steller’s Sea Eagle on Hokkaido first appeared on 10,000 Birds.
The gulls that spent months attacking any human on the place are content to loaf around and ignore you. Under the surface we could sea Oceanic Sunfish and Blue Sharks. California SeaLions porpoised through the clear water. Thousands of phalaropes and shearwaters were on the water, as were a handful of other seabirds.
Dogs are able to detect diseases such as cancer and diabetes and warn humans of impending heart attacks and strokes. In many ways, human emotions are the gifts of our animal ancestors. Sealion mothers wail when watching their babies being eaten by killer whales. Grief in magpies and red foxes: Saying goodbye to a friend.
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