Germ-killing chemical from soaps, toothpaste building up in dolphins

Germ-killing chemical from soaps, toothpaste building up in dolphins
http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/news/triclosan-and-dolphins

"Triclosan is the germ-killing chemical of choice in hundreds of products, including liquid hand soaps, toothpaste and deodorants. Now some scientists are calling for its removal from consumer products because it is building up in the ocean's food web. A new study found that one-third of the bottlenose dolphins tested off South Carolina and almost one-quarter of those tested off Florida carried traces of triclosan in their blood. The concentrations found in the dolphins are known to disrupt the hormones and growth and development of other animals."