The Marine Mammal Center Blog
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| Blog Name: | The Marine Mammal Center Blog |
| Url: | http://marinemammalcenter.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | sea lions, seals, ocean |
| Description: | The Marine Mammal Center is a nonprofit veterinary hospital, research, and educational center dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of ill and injured marine mammals and the study of their health. Since 1975, the Center has rescued and treated more than 13,000 marine mammals and has accumulated a body of knowledge about marine mammal and ocean health. Through public education about marine mammals, the Center hopes to foster ocean stewardship and conservation. For more information, visit http://www.marinemammalcenter.org/ |
| Popularity: | 33 Followers |
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Neither Wind or Rain will Deter Us!
Sea lion patients check out the
Sea lion patients check out the
Cha cha cha!
As you can see from this video taken at The Marine Mammal Center - ChaCha (the one with the gray head sitting on the edge of the pool at the beginning of the video) is a young, gregarious and very mobile California sea lion. What you don't see in the video is that ChaCha has a unique ailment - he has an airpocket in his brain! Veterinarians and volunteers at the Center have been caring for him since Septemeber when he was first rescued from a beach in Monterey County. He appears to be gaining strength and could be release back into the wild if veterinarians think he can survive. You can read more about his story and other patients at The Marine Mammal Center
As you can see from this video taken at The Marine Mammal Center - ChaCha (the one with the gray head sitting on the edge of the pool at the beginning of the video) is a young, gregarious and very mobile California sea lion. What you don't see in the video is that ChaCha has a unique ailment - he has an airpocket in his brain! Veterinarians and volunteers at the Center have been caring for him since Septemeber when he was first rescued from a beach in Monterey County. He appears to be gaining strength and could be release back into the wild if veterinarians think he can survive. You can read more about his story and other patients at The Marine Mammal Center
Insights & Inspiration at the First Members-Only Night
Photo: Long-standing volunteer Lincoln Shaw, illustrates how the Center responds and rescues stranded marine mammals.
Photo: Long-standing volunteer Lincoln Shaw, illustrates how the Center responds and rescues stranded marine mammals.
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