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First lady DeSantis, daughter assist in rescued manatee release - Vimarsana News

First lady DeSantis, daughter assist in rescued manatee release

Florida’s first lady Casey DeSantis and Mamie DeSantis joined the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and SeaWorld at Three Sisters Springs on Thursday for the release of a rescued manatee back into the wild.

Source: yahoo.com
Tragedy as 65-year-old manatee, Juliet, dies at Tampa zoo just four months after being rescued from seaquarium facing allegations of improper animal care - Vimarsana News

Tragedy as 65-year-old manatee, Juliet, dies at Tampa zoo just four months after being rescued from seaquarium facing allegations of improper animal care

Officials from ZooTampa announced Juliet, one of the world's oldest known manatees, has died. In December, she was rescued from the troubled Miami Seaquarium.

Gulfarium opens Dolphin Oasis to the public; manatee conservation efforts announced - Vimarsana News

Gulfarium opens Dolphin Oasis to the public; manatee conservation efforts announced

After five years and $30 million, the Dolphin Oasis is now open to enjoy with the purchase of a general admission ticket.

Source: yahoo.com
3 manatees rehabilitated at zoo released into native waters - Vimarsana News

3 manatees rehabilitated at zoo released into native waters

Three manatees that were rehabilitated at the Cincinnati Zoo have been released back into their native waters in Florida.

Source: mynbc5.com
Three manatees rescued in 2021 needed intensive care. They're now back in the wild - Vimarsana News

Three manatees rescued in 2021 needed intensive care. They're now back in the wild

They traveled from the Cincinnati Zoo back to their native waters in Florida

Source: yahoo.com