Two pygmy killer whales find themselves on a South Mississippi marsh bank, hundreds of miles from their deep-water home. A blistering sun, twisting streams, and towering grass surround them. Their survival seems bleak at best until a fisherman happens to see them stranded and unable to swim. He calls the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies Stranding hotline, and their odds for survival turn from dark to hopeful with their successful release.
Vorwort
Two Pygmy Killer Whales strand in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi where a community rallies together to help the whales survive and ultimately release them back into the Gulf of Mexico.
Autorentext
Each author has a unique skill set to help protect the marine life in the Gulf of Mexico. M. H. Crawford is an animal care and rescue and rehabilitation specialist at the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies. Dr. Mystera M. Samuelson is the lead research scientist, and Dr. P. Debra Moore, DVM, is one of the amazing veterinarians on staff at the institute.