Two rescued beluga whales are adapting to their new surroundings at SeaWorld San Antonio. The whales, named Frankie and Bertie Botts, have reportedly done well in their new home. Trainers at the facility have expressed positive observations about the pair's adjustment.
Their progress has been notable, with the whales exceeding expectations. Further information about the beluga whales and their international rescue is available from the San Antonio Report, a local news source.
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