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Panama City Beach Florida group releases more saved sea turtles

Panama City Beach Florida group releases more saved sea turtles
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Ill bottlenose dolphin dies during rehabilitation in Panama City Beach

Ill bottlenose dolphin dies during rehabilitation in Panama City Beach © CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Dolphin being rehabilitated at Gulf World Marine Institute. PANAMA CITY BEACH A 415-pound female bottlenose dolphin being rehabilitated at Gulf World Marine Institute has died. According to a press release from the institute, her death was sudden and occurred Wednesday night, despite the rehabilitation and veterinary team s best efforts. The dolphin was found stranded on the coast of Indian Pass on Tuesday. Past reports state that passers-by, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the United States Geological Survey stabilized the animal until GWMI officials arrived. As with all stranded animals, something is wrong with them, it s just a matter of the time it takes to figure out what s going on, said Lauren Albrittain, stranding coordinator for the institute. We knew going into it that she had . some kind of illness or condition, we just didn t know exactly

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Panama City Beach Florida experts unable to save bottlenose dolphin

Panama City Beach Florida experts unable to save bottlenose dolphin
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Gulf World helping cold-stunned sea turtles from Quincy Animal Care Center

Gulf World helping cold-stunned sea turtles from Quincy Animal Care Center Nathan Cobb, The News Herald © [NATHAN COBB/THE NEWS HERALD] Gulf World Marine Institute PANAMA CITY BEACH A Florida nonprofit is helping rehabilitate more endangered, cold-stunned sea turtles from New England than almost anywhere else. As of Tuesday, Gulf World Marine Institute was nursing 63 Kemp s ridley sea turtles that were cold stunned a condition similar to hypothermia while swimming in the frigid water of the Atlantic Ocean. Lauren Albrittain, stranding coordinator for the institute, said it feels awesome for her group to have the responsibility of helping preserve a natural habitat one she described as being a top contender in the food chain. As the rarest species of sea turtles, Kemp s ridleys are native to the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic.

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Gulf World in Panama City Beach nursing 63 cold stunned turtles

PANAMA CITY BEACH A local nonprofit is helping rehabilitate more endangered, cold-stunned sea turtles from New England than almost anywhere else. As of Tuesday, Gulf World Marine Institute was nursing 63 Kemp s ridley sea turtles that were cold stunned a condition similar to hypothermia while swimming in the frigid water of the Atlantic Ocean. Lauren Albrittain, stranding coordinator for the institute, said it feels awesome for her group to have the responsibility of helping preserve a natural habitat one she described as being a top contender in the food chain. As the rarest species of sea turtles, Kemp s ridleys are native to the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic.

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