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He survived a Speedo. 20 years later, Sarasota dolphin is still making waves

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By Clinton Engelberger, Suncoast Searchlight
| WWSB-TV (Sarasota, FL) Verified
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Two decades ago this summer, a bottlenose dolphin made international headlines after he was spotted swimming through Sarasota Bay wearing an extra-large men’s Speedo. The dolphin, named Scrappy, was found caught in the swimsuit, unable to escape as the fabric cut deep into his soft, gray skin. Today, Scrappy is still alive, still swimming in Sarasota Bay — and thanks to researchers who freed him — helping tell a much bigger story about dolphin conservation.
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He survived a Speedo. 20 years later, Sarasota dolphin is still making waves

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By Clinton Engelberger, Suncoast Searchlight, Sam Gauntt Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
Two decades ago this summer, a bottlenose dolphin made international headlines after he was spotted swimming through Sarasota Bay wearing an extra-large men's Speedo. The dolphin, named Scrappy, was found caught in the swimsuit, unable to escape as the fabric cut deep into his soft grey skin. Today, Scrappy is still alive, still swimming in Sarasota Bay — and thanks to researchers who freed him — helping tell a much bigger story about dolphin conservation.
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Sleep Better This Summer with Breathable Bedding

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By Clinton Engelberger, Suncoast Searchlight, Sam Gauntt Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
(Feature Impact) If warm summer temperatures have you tossing and turning at night, you aren’t alone. Heat is a common culprit behind seasonal insomnia and can make it difficult to get a good night’s sleep. When the body struggles to cool down properly, it may lead to restlessness, night sweats, and disrupted sleep patterns. Watch this video to learn more Before you reach for the thermostat, though, take some time to examine your bedroom setup.
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