Inspiring the next generation of wildlife advocates!
Happy #InternationalZooAndAquariumEducatorsDay to our #SeaWorldOrlando educators, who turn curiosity into a passion for protecting wildlife through unforgettable encounters and conservation lessons. Thank you for all you do!
After more than a year of rehabilitation and care, Lalo the manatee is back in Florida waters! Rescued by SeaWorld and FWC in February 2025 after a watercraft collision, Lalo has made a full recovery. Remember to follow speed limits and give manatees space on the water.
Meet Mavsaq and Taku! These two rescued ringed seals traveled from Alaska to SeaWorld San Diego! Rescued through the @AlaskaSeaLife Wildlife Response Program, guests will be able to learn about ringed seals in one of only two facilities in NA where you can see them up close.
This Manatee Awareness Month, YOU can make a difference! Titusville resident Terry Morse spotted Southpaw entangled in a crab trap and contacted FWC. Thanks to her call, Southpaw is recovering at SeaWorld Orlando! Remember to slow down, remove fishing gear and be aware!
This Manatee Awareness Month, meet one of our newest rescues! This orphaned calf was rescued from a Miami Shores canal by residents and agency partners. He received a full exam on arrival to assess his health. He is thriving and continues to receive expert care!
November is Manatee Awareness Month, but awareness matters year-round! Boat strikes are a leading cause of manatee deaths. Strikes can cause broken bones, internal injuries and amputations. Help protect these gentle giants by slowing down and following speed limits!
Here is your daily dose of Annautaq cuteness! Did you know that Pacific walruses "whiskers" are called vibrissae? Studies indicate that walruses are able to discriminate the shape and size of an object using them! Keep following Annautaq's journey at his new home!
Can't get enough of this face! Since arriving at #SeaWorldOrlando at 220 pounds, our new baby walrus Annautaq is now 252 pounds! A great sign of progress thanks to around-the-clock care from our dedicated teams. Between bottles and playtime, he continues to grow and thrive!
The SeaWorld San Diego Rescue Team helped free a 29-foot humpback whale entangled in about 100 feet of fishing line off Southern California, working alongside Pacific Marine Mammal Center and other partners to give this whale a second chance.
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