Marine Mammal Center: Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal Released Back to Kauai After Rehabilitation at Ke Kai Ola
August 02, 2019
August 02, 2019
KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii, Aug. 2 -- The Marine Mammal Center issued the following news release:
Hawaiian monk seal RH38 has been successfully released back to the wild for the second time on Kauai after rehabilitation at Ke Kai Ola, The Marine Mammal Center's hospital and visitor center in Kailua-Kona that is dedicated to the endangered marine mammal.
RH38 had two rehabilitation stints at The Marine Mammal Center. She was originally admitted to Ke Kai Ola in August of 2017 f . . .
Hawaiian monk seal RH38 has been successfully released back to the wild for the second time on Kauai after rehabilitation at Ke Kai Ola, The Marine Mammal Center's hospital and visitor center in Kailua-Kona that is dedicated to the endangered marine mammal.
RH38 had two rehabilitation stints at The Marine Mammal Center. She was originally admitted to Ke Kai Ola in August of 2017 f . . .