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Seabird mortality is rising in California as a marine heat wave drives fish to deeper waters. Marine ornithologist Tammy Russell noted numerous seabird carcasses on a San Diego beach, highlighting the ongoing environmental challenges. The potential effects of the forthcoming El Niño are still unclear.
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Seabird mortality is rising in California as a marine heat wave drives fish to deeper waters. Marine ornithologist Tammy Russell noted numerous seabird carcasses on a San Diego beach, highlighting the ongoing environmental challenges. The potential effects of the forthcoming El Niño are still unclear.
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