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Officials from Miami Seaquarium say that Lolita’s health has improved

Key Biscayne, Florida – According to her veterinarians, Lolita, the famed killer whale at Miami Seaquarium, is finally feeling well.

Officials from the Miami Seaquarium announced on Saturday that the orca has regained her appetite and is interacting with her trainers.

Due to her respiratory problems, Lolita was having difficulty eating.

The care crew for the marine creature has been assisting her round-the-clock.

Raymond Simpson

Raymond Simpson is an Ohio native, long-time Coral Springs resident, and the Editor at MDMH Coral Springs. He lives with his family in The Dells, where you can find him on weekends running – literally running – with his two golden retrievers.

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