What in the world to do with California’s sea lion population?

NEWPORT BEACH—There’s nothing cuter than the friendly marina sea lion – at least that’s how it might appear from an outsider’s perspective. Sadly, cohabitating with sea lions has become one

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Bill Hokstad says:

April 4, 2019 at 3:28 pm

Sea Lions have become a nuisance. The obvious and sensible solution is reducing their population. They eat 75 lbs of fish a day from our local waters. Calif formed Marine Protected Areas to keep man out to preserve the fish populations. Fishermen do not harvest 22,500,000 pounds of fish a day from local CA waters. The biggest threat to fish populations in local waters is the CA Sea Lion. with their veracious appetites.

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