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ZooTampa working to treat manatees amid record breaking deaths - Vimarsana News

ZooTampa working to treat manatees amid record breaking deaths

ZooTampa's David A. Straz Jr. Critical Care Center has taken in 29 manatees suffering from malnutrition, red tide toxicity, watercraft injury and other illnesses.

Source: wtsp.com
ZooTampa releases rehabilitated manatee into Gulf of Mexico after treating for red tide toxicity - Vimarsana News

ZooTampa releases rehabilitated manatee into Gulf of Mexico after treating for red tide toxicity

ZooTampa has released a manatee back into the Gulf of Mexico after treating the sea cow for red tide toxicity for two months.

ZooTampa releases rehabilitated manatee into Gulf of Mexico after treating for red tide toxicity - Vimarsana News

ZooTampa releases rehabilitated manatee into Gulf of Mexico after treating for red tide toxicity

ZooTampa has released a manatee back into the Gulf of Mexico after treating the sea cow for red tide toxicity for two months.

ZooTampa releases rehabilitated manatee into Gulf of Mexico after treating for red tide toxicity - Vimarsana News

ZooTampa releases rehabilitated manatee into Gulf of Mexico after treating for red tide toxicity

ZooTampa has released a manatee back into the Gulf of Mexico after treating the sea cow for red tide toxicity for two months.

Source: wogx.com
Will Americans Have to Vaccinate Their Pets One Day? - Vimarsana News

Will Americans Have to Vaccinate Their Pets One Day?

Will Joe Biden soon mandate Americans vaccinate their pets? Is Pfizer rich enough yet? ZooTampa has begun vaccinating some of its animals against COVID-19 in an effort to protect them against the virus. Officials at ZooTampa say they have a full list of species that are most susceptible to COVID-19.