The two dolphins were given more training before being released back into the wild.

They were abducted and sold to an amusement park many years ago, where they were forced to perform. Taesan and Boksoon, two Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, were forced to perform at a theme park in South Korea. This had to keep going until their freedom announcement, which happened in 2013 by Supreme Court.

When Taesan and Boksoon were relocated from the Seoul Grand Park to the Gadoori training camp on May 14, justice was served.

The dolphins could not be freed without relearning survival skills after spending so many years in captivity. They were taken to a training facility where they could re-learn how to be wild.

It was the first step toward the liberation they so richly earned. It is possible to have a happy ending. Chunsam, Jedol, and Sampal, for example, are dolphins that were previously released back into the wild after years in captivity and are now living their best lives. When one of them swam with his companions, he was even caught on video.

Taesan and Boksoon, on the other hand, returned to their original surroundings following their training.