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Local January 17, 2022 | 4:43 pm

Juanita manatee’s aggressors offer an apology and explanation

The aggressors of the manatee Juanita publicly apologized after dragging the specimen to the banks of the Ozama River to take photos. This was made known through a video broadcast on social networks, where they explained that the calf was stranded and the only intention was to help. "The truth is that the animal was stranded in a small network of barbed wire and the main intention, I know in... Read more

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