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Miami Seaquarium employee recovers after dolphin attack
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Miami, Florida – An animal trainer was injured while performing at the Seaquarium’s Dolphin Flipper Show on April 9. It was posted that she doesn’t blame the animal for what happened.
Now, the animal trainer is on the road to recovery.
The Miami Seaquarium employee posed with a stuffed dolphin in a social media post, writing on Instagram that she is doing well after being attacked by a dolphin.
According to an investigation, she had accidentally scratched the dolphin, and the animal reacted.
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