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Missing Sea Lions May Have Found Safe Harbor

SAN FRANCISCO (Jan. 6) – Call it the case of the missing sea lions. And it may have just been solved. A huge influx of California sea lions, some of whom are believed to have fled San Francisco's Pier 39 in late November, have turned up on the coast of Oregon at a protected habitat and tourist attraction called Sea...

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ADORABLE ALERT: Famous Sea Lion Returns To The Pacific Ocean

A baby sea lion pup made headlines when he was found starving and disoriented in a dangerous commuter ferry crossing spot near the Alcatraz Island last month.

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Brenda Peterson: 9/11 Memorial: Honor Our Heroes and Our Earth

A local Seattle radio had a plan to commemorate 9/11 -- release 3,000 balloons.

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PHOTOS: A Sea Lion Miracle!

(AP) -- Two juvenile California sea lions paused for a moment at the edge of the sea, each raising their whiskered faces toward the silvery water before sliding in to freedom.

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PHOTOS: A Sea Lion Miracle!

Two juvenile California sea lions paused for a moment at the edge of the sea, each raising their whiskered faces toward the silvery water before sliding in to freedom.

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At the Marine Mammal Center Near San Francisco, Little Miracles Happen Every Day

Elephant seals weigh 75 pounds when they're born and now, a little more than a month later, these guys should weigh more than 300 pounds.

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08/25/10 Marines find 72 bodies in northern Mexico Source: Perth News Anabelle and Dandelion, two of the first northern fur seals of the season, shown being rehabilitated November 2007 at The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.

Background on Marine Mammal Center

The Marine Mammal Center is a private non-profit U.S. organization centered established in 1975 on rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured marine mammals.

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