SeaWorld Orlando returns bottlenose dolphin to lagoon after months of care

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On Tuesday, SeaWorld rescuers returned to the wild what may be the sole survivor of a mysterious die-off that has killed at least 74 bottlenose dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon this year.

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