Rescuers Ensure Orphaned Baby Walrus Gets a Second Chance (LOOK)
An orphaned baby walrus has been relocated to a safe haven at SeaWorld Orlando after being found alone on an Alaskan beach. The 5-month-old calf is receiving care from a specialized team at the facility. It weighs approximately 220 pounds.
Why it's good news: It ensures the calf receives the necessary care and attention to survive.
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