Two rescued manatees were released back into the sea off the Florida Keys on Wednesday (May 20) after having been rehabilitated by rescue volunteers.
The first of the animals, nicknamed "Spooky," was rescued in October after her tail was injured by a boat.
The second, "Scott," was discovered with a flipper entangled in a fishing line in February, according to the Florida Keys News Bureau.
Staff from Dolphin Research Center's Manatee Rescue Team worked with volunteers on the release.
The Florida Keys, a chain of islands off southern Florida, are still closed to visitors until June 1, due to a coronavirus lockdown.
Two manatees rescued by Florida Keys-based marine mammal rescue volunteers were returned to Keys waters Wednesday.
