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A surge in brown pelican feeding along California’s coast in late November 2025 signals improved marine health and food abundance.
A recent feeding frenzy of brown pelicans along California’s Central Coast, observed in late November 2025, signals a temporary improvement in marine health.
Thousands of the birds were seen diving to catch abundant schools of anchovies, sardines, and mackerel, indicating plentiful food and favorable ocean conditions.
Though the species remains vulnerable to warming waters, toxic algal blooms, and food scarcity, the event offers hope for population stability.
Scientists, including Tammy Russell of UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, are tracking pelicans with electronic leg bands to study their movements and resilience.
The birds, which can weigh up to 8 pounds and have a nearly 7-foot wingspan, depend heavily on consistent fish supplies, and their current feeding success suggests a positive shift despite ongoing environmental threats.
Un aumento en la alimentación de pelícanos marrones a lo largo de la costa de California a fines de noviembre de 2025 indica una mejora de la salud marina y la abundancia de alimentos.