Dolphins in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon are facing alarming neurological changes as toxic algal blooms, driven by pollution and warming waters, release potent neurotoxins into their environment. These toxins accumulate in dolphin brains, creating protein build-ups and gene shifts that closely resemble early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists believe this pollution-driven brain damage may be behind increasing cases of confusion and strandings, showing how environmental stress reaches far deeper than the surface. Follow for more 👉 @mindset.therapy