The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission staff found a small female manatee with severe cold stress in a ditch ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission had a busy weekend full of rescuing sick and injured manatees this past ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission took a manatee calf to SeaWorld for care after finding it in shallow water in the Caloosahatchee River. FWC said they rescued the small ...

She was taken to SeaWorld Orlando’s manatee critical care facility for recovery. On Thursday, Pamlico was able to be released into a Florida manatee sanctuary after being cleared by SeaWorld ...

She was then taken to SeaWorld Orlando's manatee critical care facility for treatment, according to a news release. Pamlico was released at Tampa's Big Bend Power Station in Apollo Beach in ...

DISL/MSN staff transported the 9-foot long and 855-pound male manatee to a critical care facility at SeaWorld Orlando where it is recovering. The Magnolia River manatee rescued on New Year’s Day ...

However sometimes the manatee choose to linger and don't move on to better warm sites. FWC, in collaboration with the Brevard Zoo, SeaWorld, the Jacksonville Zoo and the Jacksonville Sheriff's ...

They're also one of Florida’s best-known, best-loved critters. We’re talking, of course, about manatees. And if you love those chunky “sea cows,” you’re in luck: Now’s the best time to ...

The 9-foot female manatee nicknamed Pamlico was released earlier this week in Florida after being medically cleared for release by SeaWorld Orlando and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, SeaWorld and Sea to Shore teamed up to rescue Lil Joe on Sep. 27, 2012 from an unlikely place for manatees, the Little Econlockhatchee River ...

The first manatee rescued in North Carolina was successfully ... temperatures in the area and an injury from a boat. Crews from SeaWorld, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute and ...

The 9-foot female manatee nicknamed Pamlico was released earlier today in Florida after being medically cleared for release by SeaWorld Orlando and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).