On June 4, 2025, an adolescent loggerhead sea turtle named Dilly Dally was released back into the Atlantic Ocean. The turtle had undergone a front flipper amputation after being rescued in January of the same year with severe predator wounds. Dilly Dally's return to the ocean marked a significant milestone in her rehabilitation journey. The amputation, performed at a Florida turtle hospital, was necessary due to the extent of the injuries sustained from predator attacks. Despite the loss of her flipper, Dilly Dally demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability, showcasing the potential for sea turtles to recover from severe injuries and return to their natural habitat. The release event took place on a beach in Juno Beach, Florida, where spectators gathered to witness Dilly Dally's return to the wild. The successful rehabilitation and release of Dilly Dally highlight the efforts of marine conservationists and veterinary professionals in saving and rehabilitating injured sea turtles. This event underscores the importance of ongoing conservation efforts to protect these endangered species and their habitats.