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Beluga whales finally released into wild after years in captivity in China

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Two beluga whales have been released into an Icelandic bay after spending nine years in a Chinese aquarium. Little Grey and Little White, as they’re known, were flown 6,000 miles to freedom and have spent months acclimatizing to their new natural environment. The bay has been reserved as the first ever open water sanctuary for beluga whales.