In Texas, a group of beluga whales has been rescued and is now receiving care. The whales were previously located at a marine park in Canada that is now closed. This closure led to the whales being relocated to a new facility.
The new home of the seven beluga whales is SeaWorld San Antonio. It is known that the whales are safe and being cared for at this location. Further information about the rescue and the whales' new home can be found through local news sources, including FOX 7 Austin.
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