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Rescuers Ensure Orphaned Baby Walrus Gets a Second Chance (LOOK)

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Found alone and oppressed by scavengers on a remote northern Alaska beach, an orphaned Pacific walrus calf now has a new home at SeaWorld Orlando. Weighing approximately 220 pounds, the 5-month-old male calf, named Annautaq, is receiving around-the-clock attention from SeaWorld’s dedicated animal ca…

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  1. FOX 35 Orlando

    Orphaned baby walrus in Alaska flown 4,800 miles to new home in Florida (opens FOX 35 Orlando)

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    FOX 35 Orlando's feed description

    A young, orphaned Pacific walrus found on a remote beach in northern Alaska has been rescued and brought more than 4,000 miles to Florida, where it's receiving care at SeaWorld Orlando. Orphaned Pacific walrus rescued in Alaska A wildlife research intern found the 5-month-old, 200-pound walrus hidin…

  2. Anchorage Daily News

    Orphaned walrus calf rescued in Alaska finds a new home at SeaWorld Orlando (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    Anchorage Daily News's feed description

    The 5-month-old arrived after traveling 4,000 miles from the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward.

  3. Good News Network

    Rescuers Ensure Orphaned Baby Walrus Gets a Second Chance (LOOK) (opens Good News Network)

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    Good News Network's feed description

    Found alone and oppressed by scavengers on a remote northern Alaska beach, an orphaned Pacific walrus calf now has a new home at SeaWorld Orlando. Weighing approximately 220 pounds, the 5-month-old male calf, named Annautaq, is receiving around-the-clock attention from SeaWorld’s dedicated animal ca…

  4. New York Post

    Orphaned Alaska walrus calf makes 4,000-mile journey to new home at SeaWorld Orlando (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    Annautaq, an orphaned 5-month-old walrus calf rescued from an Alaskan beach, has found a new home at SeaWorld Orlando.