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boaters play football with beluga whale (Original Post)
jmbar2
Mar 2021
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magicarpet
(14,145 posts)1. Like a Golden Retriever.....green/yellow tennis ball....
Guilded Lilly
(5,591 posts)2. Oh, the spirit!!! And joy.
Arkansas Granny
(31,515 posts)4. Amazing.
Karadeniz
(22,513 posts)5. I want one!
Karadeniz
(22,513 posts)8. We'll pool our money and buy an ocean!
Buckeye_Democrat
(14,853 posts)7. Aww! That's beautiful!
demmiblue
(36,845 posts)9. Some background:
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But while the belugas exact origin remains a mystery, experts are confident that Hvaldimir was previously in captivity and that his learned dependence on people is likely why he was malnourished when first spotted. Thats why the Norwegian Orca Survey authorized a feeding plan in May to help get the belugas weight stabilized.
The ultimate goal and hope was for Hvaldimir to be able to hunt and remain in the wild without any human interaction, said the Hvaldimir Foundation statement. Hvaldimir is currently showing signs that he is hunting for himself, but researchers are continuing to keep track of his sightings.
The organization also urged anyone who comes across Hvaldimir to respect his space. Encouraging him to get too close to humans could damage all of our efforts to help him reintegrate into the wild, the group said.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/beluga-whale-fetch-rugby-russian-spy_n_5dcb527be4b03a7e02916113
But while the belugas exact origin remains a mystery, experts are confident that Hvaldimir was previously in captivity and that his learned dependence on people is likely why he was malnourished when first spotted. Thats why the Norwegian Orca Survey authorized a feeding plan in May to help get the belugas weight stabilized.
The ultimate goal and hope was for Hvaldimir to be able to hunt and remain in the wild without any human interaction, said the Hvaldimir Foundation statement. Hvaldimir is currently showing signs that he is hunting for himself, but researchers are continuing to keep track of his sightings.
The organization also urged anyone who comes across Hvaldimir to respect his space. Encouraging him to get too close to humans could damage all of our efforts to help him reintegrate into the wild, the group said.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/beluga-whale-fetch-rugby-russian-spy_n_5dcb527be4b03a7e02916113
flying rabbit
(4,632 posts)10. So awesome. nt