A seal nursed back to health by the Manx Wildlife Trust has returned to the sea.
Mary was found as a pup last October with an eye injury, in a poor condition.
But after donations of food and cash from the public, the organisation says she was brought back to full health.
This morning, MWT released a video on social media showing her heading back out to sea after her release.
BREAKING NEWS - Mary the seal has been released back to the wild! Mary was found back in October, underweight, dehydrated and with an eye injury. Fish and funds were donated by the public and we were able to get her back up to strength before her release. #TeamWilder #isleofman pic.twitter.com/FocG5IgI5e
— Manx Wildlife Trust (@manxnature) January 29, 2024
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