Crowd of sea lions invades sand, causing officials to close California city beach
Briefly

City officials announced on Facebook that they are temporarily closing San Carlos Beach on Monday, Aug. 19, due to a gathering of sea lions.
The sea lions' presence during breeding season is normal behavior, with them gathering in large groups on sunny beaches for socializing.
Officials advise the public to maintain a distance of at least 50 yards from the sea lions to ensure safety for both humans and the animals.
The Marine Mammal Protection Act safeguards sea lions, prohibiting harassment, feeding, or touching, with violations potentially leading to fines or jail time.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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