MIAMI (AP) — Caregivers at a South Florida ocean park are taking steps to prepare Lolita, an orca whale held captive for more ...
Lolita, an orca that has been held captive at Florida’s Miami Seaquarium for more than 50 years, may one day return to her home waters in Washington’s Puget Sound.
Caregivers at a South Florida seaquarium are taking steps to eventually return a 57-year-old orca named Lolita back to her home waters after more than five decades in captivity. But the timeline is ...
Caregivers at a South Florida ocean park are taking steps to prepare an orca whale named Lolita for a possible return to her home waters in Puget Sound.
Caregivers at a South Florida ocean park are taking steps to prepare Lolita, an orca whale held captive for more than a ...
I read both recent articles about freeing Tokitae (aka Lolita) and returning her to her Southern Orca pod, (“52 years after capture, orca Lolita may be released in Pacific Northwest,” March 31).
Dam operators will send more water spilling over the eight dams along the Snake and Columbia rivers in an effort to help young salmon survive the notoriously deadly trip to the Pacific Ocean ...
Part of the reason that retrocomputers are still so popular despite their obsolescence is that it’s possible to understand the entire inner workings of a computer like this, from the transistors ...
The life of a digital nomad looks even more attractive as return-to-office plans accelerate. If you are ready to make the leap, here are some money moves to consider first, according to Sophia ...
Browsing through the recent projects on Hackaday.io, we’ve found this entry by [NanoCodeBug]: a single-PCB low-power trinket reviving the “pocket pet” concept while having some fun in the ...
A study shows that going to and from the office can actually be atrocious for your health. “A lengthy commute to work is associated with being less physically active, being overweight, and ...
I read both recent articles about freeing Tokitae (aka Lolita) and returning her to her Southern Orca pod, (“52 years after capture, orca Lolita may be released in Pacific Northwest,” March 31).
