LOLITA CLIPS
| TRACKING MAP | TRACKING DATA | | REHAB NARRATIVE | HARBOR SEAL FACT SHEET |
	Up close and personal with Lolita while she is waiting in her kennel to be released. CLICK TO VIEW
	Lolita was released at Northwestern Glacier near a wild population of harbor seals. CLICK TO VIEW
	Watch Lolita as she "slides" out of her kennel into her new home. CLICK TO VIEW
	Lolita jumps into her new environment with all four flippers. CLICK TO VIEW
	Lolita was transported by Kenai Fjords Tours to Northwestern Glacier. CLICK TO VIEW

MARGARITA CLIPS
| TRACKING MAP | TRACKING DATA | | REHAB NARRATIVE | HARBOR SEAL FACT SHEET |
	Margarita was a little nervous about moving to her new home. CLICK TO VIEW
	Margarita seems very comfortable swimming among the ice flows. CLICK TO VIEW
	She is unsure of her new home and stays very close to the boat. CLICK TO VIEW
	Take a close up view of Margarita's satellite tag. CLICK TO VIEW
	Sometimes it is really hard to say goodbye! CLICK TO VIEW

LACY CLIPS
| TRACKING MAP | TRACKING DATA | | REHAB NARRATIVE | RINGED SEAL FACT SHEET |
	Lacy waits patiently while rehab staff attached her satellite tag. CLICK TO VIEW
	Lacy has made the journey from Seward to King Salmon and she is eager to get out of her kennel. CLICK TO VIEW
	Rehabilitation staff bid Lacy a bon voyage as she is released into her natural environment. CLICK TO VIEW

GENERAL CLIPS
	Before seals are released from rehab they are given a physical exam and blood samples are taken. CLICK TO VIEW
	A tag is attached to a rear flipper so the seals may be identified during surveys in the wild. CLICK TO VIEW
	A seal is weighted and measured before it is released. CLICK TO VIEW
	Before a satellite tag is attached to a seal, the fur must be clean and dry. CLICK TO VIEW

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