Poisoned manatee recovers at Seaquarium, released back into the wild - Miami Herald

Breva the manatee returned to her home in the wild Tuesday morning, recovered from the toxic algae that left her lying paralyzed in the waters of Southwest Florida. The eight-foot, 880-pound manatee spent the last four months undergoing therapy ...

Poisoned manatee released back into the wild - Miami Herald

Breva the manatee returned to her home in the wild Tuesday, May 15, 2012, recovered from the toxic algae that left her lying paralyzed in the waters of Southwest Florida. PETER ANDREW BOSCH / MIAMI HERALD STAFF Workers at the Miami Seaquarium ...

Genetic Technologies (GENE) Sees Uptick in BREVAGen Sales from Improvement in PPO Reimbursement - StreetInsider.com

Genetic Technologies Limited (Nasdaq: GENE) updates on BREVAGen sales and the "credentialing" process with the top ten U.S. Preferred Provider Organizations. To date, the Company has executed credentialing contracts with four PPOs which represents an ...

Injured manatee returns to ocean after 4 months - Erie Times-News

An injured manatee poisoned by toxic algae has been successfully rehabilitated and released into the water. Kayakers found Breva four months ago in southwest Florida. Her body had toxic levels of algae in her blood and intestines and she ...

Injured manatee rescued by kayaker returns to the wild after rehab - WCSH

The team named her Breva - after the toxin that nearly killed her. Tuesday, the rescuers who saved Breva's life sent her back home. "She's a female. Hopefully she'll go out and reproduce and make more manatees," said Denise Boyd, with Florida Fish and ...

Manatee finishes rehab, heads home - WSVN-TV

MIAMI (WSVN) -- A newly healthy manatee is heading home. Breva the manatee, has wrapped up her rehab at Miami Seaquarium. Wildlife officials rescued the sea cow after she was attacked by a colony of microscopic animals known as "Red tide" back in January.

Rescued manatee released back into wild - NBC 2

The team named her Breva – after the toxin that nearly killed her. Tuesday, the rescuers who saved Breva's life sent her back home. "She's a female. Hopefully she'll go out and reproduce and make more manatees," said Denise Boyd, with FWC.