SeaWorld San Antonio receives rescued beluga whales from Marineland WOAI
SeaWorld San Antonio has received rescued beluga whales from Marineland. This information is available from WOAI, a local news source.
The whales were rescued and are now at SeaWorld San Antonio. Further details about the rescue and the whales are available from WOAI.
For more information about the rescued beluga whales, readers can refer to WOAI, which reported on the arrival of the whales at SeaWorld San Antonio.
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