Ep 13. Help Is on the Way
- February 17, 2018
In Sea Rescue season 7 episode 13, titled "Help Is on the Way," viewers are taken on a thrilling journey with the SeaWorld Animal Rescue Team as they work tirelessly to save marine animals in distress.
The episode opens with a call to the rescue team about a young harbor seal that has been found stranded on a beach in San Diego. The seal, identified as a male pup, appears to be dehydrated and malnourished, and the rescue team swiftly mobilizes to transport him back to their rescue facility for treatment.
The SeaWorld Animal Rescue Team is comprised of a dedicated group of individuals who are passionate about marine conservation and animal welfare. They work around the clock to rescue marine animals that are injured, sick, or otherwise in need of assistance.
Throughout the episode, viewers are given an inside look at the efforts of the rescue team as they care for the young harbor seal, administering fluids, antibiotics, and other treatments to help him recover from his ordeal.
In addition to the harbor seal, the episode also features several other marine animals that are rescued by the team, including a sea turtle that has been caught in a fishing net and a dolphin that has become entangled in fishing line.
As the rescue team works to provide care and treatment to each of these animals, viewers are able to witness firsthand the incredible dedication and expertise required to rescue and rehabilitate marine animals in distress.
Throughout the episode, viewers are also given an understanding of the many threats facing marine animals today, including pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction.
By shining a spotlight on the work of the SeaWorld Animal Rescue Team, "Help Is on the Way" highlights the importance of marine conservation and the critical role that each of us can play in protecting these incredible animals and their habitats.
Overall, Sea Rescue season 7 episode 13 is a thrilling and inspiring look at the incredible work of the SeaWorld Animal Rescue Team, and a powerful reminder of the importance of protecting our oceans and their inhabitants.
