Opal Release

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Rainy day release! Today, Clearwater Marine Aquarium’s sea turtle rehab team released Opal, a juvenle green sea turtle, into the waters of Fred Howard Park. Opal was found floating with issues staying submerged in New Port Richey on May 7th. After a few months of rehabilitation, Opal’s buoyancy issues resolved on their own and this turtle was healthy enough to be released back into the wild.

All marine turtle footage taken in Florida was obtained with the approval of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) under conditions not harmful to marine turtles. Footage was acquired while conducting authorized conservation activities pursuant to FWC MTP-23/24-172

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Good to see Opal out of the tank and back home. Good luck little one. Safe travels 💙🐢

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You guys are the best. And it’s good for Opal to be back home. So good luck and safe travels ❤️🐢

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I love you CMA forever! You guys are my favourite Aquarium 100%. I hope to one day to work with you guys at CMA some day to become a marine biology to work with marine animals dolphins are my 100% favourite animal in the world. I ❤❤❤ them forever! ❤️🐬⭐👍😄😂❤️🐢🐬

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Keep up the amazing work, CMA! I wish Winter was still around, though. :(

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