Beluga Whales Rescued from Ukraine's War Zone Safely Arrive in Spain
A complex international effort brought Plombir and Miranda to Valencia's Oceanogràfic after a perilous journey.
- The whales were moved due to the escalating dangers in Kharkiv, including frequent bombings near their dolphinarium.
- A multinational team, including experts from Oceanogràfic, Georgia Aquarium, and SeaWorld, coordinated the rescue.
- The journey involved a 12-hour drive to Odesa, border crossings, and a flight from Moldova to Spain.
- The belugas arrived in fragile health but are now under specialized care to aid their recovery.
- This operation is hailed as a significant achievement in global animal protection efforts.