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On Common Ground: Guadalupe fur seals, gray whales and other unusual strandings in Malibu

A Guadalupe fur seal is spotted on a rock at Leo Carrillo State Park. Jesus Calderon/California Wildlife Center
A volunteer at California Wildlife Center snapped this image of a Guadalupe fur seal in the center’s care. This year, CWC has cared for two of the marine mammals. Dayna Anthony/California Wildlife Center
Heather Henderson, Marine Animal Stranding Coordinator, California Wildlife Center
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Heather Henderson, Marine Animal Stranding Coordinator, California Wildlife Center
3:04 am PDT September 27, 2019
The majority of marine mammals that we at California Wildlife Center rescue are California sea lions and Northern elephant seals. Occasionally, however, we do receive calls about a number of other species.

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