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Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FESeaWorld Surpasses 40,000 Animals RescuedSeaWorld®2022-05-03 | Rescuing and caring for sick, injured or orphaned animals has been the core of our mission for more than 50 years. As we surpass 40,000 rescues, we want to thank our vets and animal care teams for working tirelessly around the clock, our partner agencies for giving these animals a second chance at life, and our park guests for doing their part and taking action to protect marine animals and their habitats.Manatee Awareness Month 2021 | SeaWorld RescueSeaWorld®2021-11-08 | Manatees are considered graceful, gentle giants. These slow-moving marine mammals need our help now more than ever before. Florida’s manatees are in the midst of an Unusual Mortality Event – a larger than normal number of fatalities among a given population – and we’ve seen a record number of deaths this year. Nearly 1,000 manatees have succumbed to various threats, and we (along with many partners) are mobilizing to help protect and care for those that need our support. All month long in honor of National Manatee Awareness Month, we’ll be sharing manatee content so you can learn more about the species and how to help. Stay tuned!
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Instagram: bit.ly/3wqpSda Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FETiffany Holloway Visit | SeaWorld OrlandoSeaWorld®2021-10-13 | Remember single mom Tiffany Holloway, whose story about knitting her son Jonas a stuffed manta ray for his birthday went viral on Reddit in August?
Tiffany and her family are big fans of SeaWorld and our conservation efforts. We KNEW we had to meet them, so we brought everyone to SeaWorld Orlando to experience our animal conservation work firsthand!
Jonas and his brothers got to meet some of their favorite animals: dolphins, penguins, and SO many rays! We’re lucky we got to meet this amazing family in person, and can’t wait to see how Jonas’ love of marine animals continues over time. 💙
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Instagram: bit.ly/2YOpEA8 Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FEThe NEW SeaWorld Mobile AppSeaWorld®2021-08-30 | The SeaWorld App is your must-have companion for your entire experience in Orlando, San Antonio, or San Diego. It’s free and easy to use!
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Instagram: bit.ly/2VXR58S Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FESaving a Species: Sea Turtles (Full Episode) | SeaWorld®SeaWorld®2021-07-30 | SeaWorld® Parks & Entertainment presents Saving a Species - Sea Turtles. This episode explores the capabilities and challenges of one of the world's more ancient and astounding animal species, sea turtles.
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Be sure to stay tuned to our social media channels to learn how this collaborative effort is aimed at making a BIG impact for coral.
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From sick and underweight to healthy and thriving, check out Hemingway's story. #DolphinAwarenessMonth
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From cold-stunned turtles to orphaned otters, and displaced dolphins, they have worked tirelessly to make sure these animals are safe and receive the care they need. Because of their hard work and dedication, we’ve surpassed 38,000 rescues and are committed to countless more.
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Working with the Audubon Nature Institute and partners in the Southeast Region Marine Mammal Stranding Network, our teams were able to successfully transport and return the dolphins back to their home waters.
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Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FE Instagram: bit.ly/3seWiF8What Do You Call a Place... | SeaWorldSeaWorld®2020-12-15 | SeaWorld's legacy of animal rescue spans more than 50 years. In that time, SeaWorld’s Rescue Teams have come to the aid of more than 37,000 sick, injured and orphaned animals in need, giving them a second chance at life. None of this would be possible without the continued support of our partner agencies, park guests, Pass Members, and dedicated team members, as well as the people across the globe taking action to protect these amazing animals and their habitats. Our teams are on call 24/7/365, partnering with multiple government agencies to rescue and help animals in need of our care.
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Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FESeaWorld Rescues OVER 36,000 Animals and CountingSeaWorld®2020-01-17 | For over 55 years, SeaWorld continues to educate the public about the importance of rescue and conservation work to inspire curiosity, care and action. We are proud to be a world leader in marine mammal rescue and have rescued more than 36,000 animals and counting. So much appreciation goes to our animal care experts, who work around the clock to rehabilitate these animals in our SeaWorld facilities so that we can return them back to the wild.
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Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FEThis Is The Heart Of SeaWorldSeaWorld®2019-07-24 | Our love of animals is at the core of everything we do here at SeaWorld. We've rescued over 35,000 animals including dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, and more! Watch to learn more about our mission and the amazing animals that inspire us!
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SeaWorld: http://bit.ly/1986sqY Aquatica, SeaWorld's Waterpark: http://bit.ly/1fVhKnn Discovery Cove: http://bit.ly/1kzNTEc Busch Gardens: http://bit.ly/1kzNWzH Sesame Place: http://bit.ly/1idYfKhSeaWorld Rescues Over 35,000 Animals Giving Them A 2nd Chance At LifeSeaWorld®2019-06-07 | At SeaWorld, we live for the animals of the sea. From furry seals to playful dolphins, SeaWorld's rescue team is there to help, rehabilitate, and prevent future damage to the ocean’s wildlife. Rescuing and caring for sick, injured or orphaned animals has been the core of our mission for more than 50 years. The rescue team’s goal is to rehabilitate and return every animal rescued back to the wild, but if they are unable to make it on their own SeaWorld provides them with lifelong care. As we complete our 35,000 rescues, we want to thank our vets and animal care teams for working tirelessly around the clock, our partner agencies for giving these animals a second chance at life, and our park guests for doing their part and taking action to protect marine animals and their habitats. From park to planet, we can give the animals of the sea a safer, better life to live. Learn more about our efforts: http://spr.ly/6189Eour1
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Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FE I Instagram: http://bit.ly/2I1CHD2 Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8A Life-Changing Adventure At SeaWorld Orlando SeaWorld CampSeaWorld®2019-06-07 | Are you wild about whales? Taken with tigers? Crazy about roller coasters? So are we! Come with us on an unforgettable journey behind the scenes during a SeaWorld Camp at SeaWorld Orlando. Learn from our experts about ocean wildlife through shows, classes, and informative demonstrations. Explore the park and say hello to your favorite animals. Get splashed by whales, make friends with stingrays, and observe our furry penguins. Then, take an adventure on one of our many roller coasters for an out of this park experience! At SeaWorld Orlando, we provide our guests with a learning experience that is based on hands-on fun. Our goal is to make every guest feel like an important part of all the positive things happening at SeaWorld. From park to planet, we are bettering ocean wildlife.
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Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FEHave An Underwater Sleepover At SeaWorld OrlandoSeaWorld®2019-05-29 | What’s better than SeaWorld during the day? SeaWorld at night! Explore the park after dark on a SeaWorld Orlando sleepover. So get in your pajamas, pack your sleeping bag and cozy up next to the exhibit of your favorite ocean animal for the night. SeaWorld sleepovers offer a one-of-a-kind educational experience only the creative team at SeaWorld could dream up. Learn about the animals from expert care-takers, hold real sea turtle shells, and see all the fun that continues when the lights turn off. Bring your friends along for a sleepover experience you won’t receive anywhere else! When your head hits the pillow you’ll dream about swimming in the deep blue ocean alongside your favorite ocean animals. It will be a night you’ll never forget.
Twitter: http://bit.ly/1heQ3q8 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1f2v4FESurprise Veteran Reunions At SeaWorldSeaWorld®2019-05-24 | Grab the tissues and watch as unsuspecting park goers are reunited with family members returning from deployment. We were honored to be a part of these special moments!
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And for more information about all our parks, visit our sites: SeaWorld: http://bit.ly/1986sqY Aquatica, SeaWorld's Waterpark: http://bit.ly/1fVhKnn Discovery Cove: http://bit.ly/1kzNTEc Busch Gardens: http://bit.ly/1kzNWzH Sesame Place: http://bit.ly/1idYfKhSeaWorld Helps Restore 37 Million Gallons Of Water To The EvergladesSeaWorld®2018-11-15 | SeaWorld teamed up with The Coca-Cola Company, Audubon Florida, and The Everglades Foundation to replenish freshwater in the drying Everglades. The Everglades is a very unique, but productive environment that caters to those around it. Stephen Davis, Senior Ecologist for The Everglades Foundation, tells us that the joint effort in restoring the Everglades helped individuals understand not only the value of water in our everyday human lives and landscapes but also to places such as the Everglades where invasives have taken over. By removing the harmful invasives and putting natural vegetation back in, the project will restore 37 million gallons of water to the Everglades. The partnerships allowed the word to spread about the drying environment and the need to replenish it. It also strengthened The Everglades Foundation’s voice for the need for conservation methods in the ecosystem. SeaWorld’s partnership has been a vital part of the project and helped inspire the building of Infinity Falls.
And for more information about all our parks, visit our sites: SeaWorld: http://bit.ly/1986sqY Aquatica, SeaWorld's Waterpark: http://bit.ly/1fVhKnn Discovery Cove: http://bit.ly/1kzNTEc Busch Gardens: http://bit.ly/1kzNWzH Sesame Place: http://bit.ly/1idYfKh5 Conservation Tips To Help Sea Turtles In Honor of Coral The Sea TurtleSeaWorld®2018-11-15 | Our SeaWorld Rescue team, Seattle Aquarium, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute all had a hand in returning Coral the sea turtle to the wild in early August 2018, and now they'd like to share simple ways you can aid sea turtle and marine life conservation. Here are 5 conservation tips to help sea turtles in honor of Coral the sea turtle. We need your help to save the sea turtles and this is just a start. You can help save the sea turtles by remembering these 5 conservation tips.
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SeaWorld: http://bit.ly/1986sqY Aquatica, SeaWorld's Waterpark: http://bit.ly/1fVhKnn Discovery Cove: http://bit.ly/1kzNTEc Busch Gardens: http://bit.ly/1kzNWzH Sesame Place: http://bit.ly/1idYfKhThe Amazing Journey Of Tyonek - A Stranded Beluga Calf Rescued By SeaWorldSeaWorld®2018-11-14 | Meet Tyonek, a rescued beluga calf found stranded in Cook Inlet, Alaska. We are so proud and thankful to be part of the team who have helped him grow and develop. Tyonek was found at one-month-old stranded in Alaska. The Alaska SeaLife Center was able to rescue and rehabilitate the beluga calf and NOAA determined Tyonek was unable to live and survive in the wild which is when SeaWorld stepped in. SeaWorld San Antonio was named Tyonek's new home where he is thriving.
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In response, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, SeaWorld, Shell, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration partnered to create the Killer Whale Research and Conservation Program, a public-private partnership to aid in the recovery of this iconic species. By funding projects that address salmon research, and monitoring of killer whale health and habitat restoration, the partnership seeks to increase the killer whale population off the coast of Washington state. Learn more: nfwf.org/killerwhales/Pages/Home.aspxDesde Nuestro Parque Hasta El Planeta | SeaWorldSeaWorld®2018-03-08 | El mar es precioso y tenemos una misión para protegerlo y vamos a divertirnos mientras lo hacemos. Cuando vas a SeaWorld, tu día en el parque tiene un impacto positivo. Aprende lo que puedes hacer para asegurar que tendremos el océano el día de mañana.