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Oct 17

The Beginning of a “Dolphin Tale”: SeaWorld’s Role in Rescuing Winter

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Several SeaWorld fans have noticed historical footage of our rescue team in action in “Dolphin Tale,” and have asked what role SeaWorld played in the rescue of Winter. This is the story of the passion and expertise displayed by the many marine mammal experts credited with helping this remarkable animal.

A fisherman spotted the animal, her tail severely injured by a crab trap line, in the Mosquito Lagoon on Florida’s east coast.

Cetaceans, Disaster, Disaster, Dolphin, Dolphin Cove, Economy of the United States, Enviro-babies, Florida, Florida, SeaWorld, Tourism in the United States, Winter

Jul 23

Bill Poole Memorial Angling Tournament A Success!

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HSWRI Fishing Tournament Trophy Winners 2010 Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute (HSWRI) recently hosted its annual White Seabass Tournament, raising more than $50,000 to benefit the non-profit institute's continued research in aquaculture. The tournament, formerly known as the White Seabass

Aquaculture, Bass, Biology, Conservation, Ecology, Enviro-babies, Fishing tournament, Hubbs, Person Career, Sciaenidae, Sea bass, SeaWorld San Diego, White seabass

Jun 15

Rescued Fur Seal Becomes an At-Sea Researcher

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A Guadalupe fur seal rescued and rehabilitated by SeaWorld San Diego is helping with important research. The year-old female was found emaciated and comatose on a San Diego-area beach in March, and veterinarians determined she was hyperglycemic and hypothermic. After months of medical treatment by SeaWorld animal care specialists, she made a full recovery.

Biology, Ecology, Enviro-babies, Fur seal, Guadalupe Fur Seal, Health, Health, Pinnipeds, Rescue & Rehabilitation, San Diego, SeaWorld, SeaWorld, Technology, Technology, Tourism in the United States

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May 04

Manatees are a Girl’s Best Friend

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In 2000, a simple photo of an injured manatee and a veterinarian featured in a hometown newspaper captured the attention and awe of an 8-year-old girl in Colleyville, TX. The girl was Stephanie Cohen and the veterinarian was Dr. Scott Gearhart from SeaWorld Orlando.