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- Ocean temperatures along California's coast are rising, causing significant disruption to marine life.
- Whales are being displaced from their traditional feeding zones, and seabird populations are suffering starvation.
- Great white sharks are moving closer to shore, creating risks for beachgoers, while toxic algae blooms are contaminating the ecosystem and hurting local fisheries.
- The report links these changes to climate change and El Niño phenomena.
What to watch next
- Whether toxic algae blooms continue to impact local fisheries
- Further shark sightings near shore and any beach safety responses
- Ongoing effects on whale and seabird populations as temperatures fluctuate
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