A rescued sea lion rests in a holding pen at the Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach, California, on March 30, 2015. Record numbers of starving baby sea lions continue to wash ashore in California and the problem has shown no sign of abating. According to the New York Times, experts suspect that unusually warm waters are causing food to become more scarce, causing the mother to leave their pups on their own while the mother hunts for food. Left on their own, the pups can not find food and become sick and emaciated, swimming to shore to prevent themselves from drowning. (Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images)
Hundreds of sea lions are sick, there is a new population of bison and there is a massive presence of sharks in Florida waters.
Vicki Croke of WBUR’s The Wild Life joins Here & Now hosts Jeremy Hobson and Robin Young with the latest on these creatures.
