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/Gray News) - A Pacific walrus calf that was found alone on Alaska’s North Slope earlier in August has died while in the care of experts, the Alaska SeaLife Center reports.
The marine mammal was taken by plane to the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward, where that organization’s wildlife response program began a regimen of around-the-clock care. “Since his arrival, he had been struggling with a number of serious health concerns on top of nutrient malabsorption, which can make treatment difficult to stay ahead of,” according to the press release from the Alaska SeaLife Center.
“Though our animal care teams worked tirelessly to provide round-the-clock critical care treatments, never leaving his side, the calf ultimately succumbed to his condition. A necropsy will be conducted in the days following to further understand the cause of death,” the Alaska SeaLife Center said.
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