Three times each day, a team of animal experts at SeaWorld Orlando perform hands-on, physical therapy on a once-stranded pilot whale. "300" has scoliosis, or a curvature of the spine.

A few weeks ago, a Muscovy duck was brought to SeaWorld with a discarded fishing line and hook embedded in his mouth. Although we're guessing that at one time there was something tasty at the end of the line, this unlucky duck was duped like many other ducks who nibble on discarded fishing material. Helping animals both big and small, our bird experts jumped on the opportunity to help unhook this little guy.

***UPDATE December 30, 2010*** Added Photos Below

Like most of the rest of the country, Central Florida is experiencing some cold temperatures this week. From killer whales to otters, some marine animals love the cold weather. However, some don't! How do our animal trainers make sure that all the animals are comfortable when the temps drop? Watch this interview with SeaWorld Curator, Kelly Flaherty Clark, and find out how they do it.