Eleven burros died in Death Valley because of a suspected algae bloom, and officials are warning the public about the hazardous water. The burros were found near Owls Hole Spring, officials said, a remote area of Death Valley National Park where many animals get their drinking water.

I hate to see any animal suffer. The National Park Service is working to remove feral burros from Death Valley, for their own safety and to reduce impacts to native wildlife.”

A group of eleven feral burros were recently found dead in Death Valley National Park. Park officials suspect toxic algae was to blame.

Eleven burros died in near Owls Hole Spring in Death Valley National Park. The cause of death is under investigation, but the National Park Service (NPS) suspec

Eleven burros were found dead in Death Valley National Park, according to a release from the National Park Service (NPS) Wednesday.

Eleven burros were found dead in Death Valley National Park. The National Park Service said in a release on Wednesday that the burros were found near Owls Hole Spring. While the burros’ cause of death is under investigation, park officials said they believe a toxic algae bloom is to blame.