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"SeaWorld is working to protect its reputation and employees after a dolphin bit eight-year-old Jillian Thomas in Orlando, FL, on Wednesday, Nov. 21.  said, &amp;quot;Nothing is more important to us than the health and safety of our guests, employees and animals.&amp;quot; Although SeaWorld spokeswoman Becca Bides said that animal care staff responded immediately and the health services team treated the young girl right away, Thomas&amp;#039;s Georgia family told CNN Atlanta affiliate WSB that the park&amp;#039;s instructors didn&amp;#039;t warn guests that the dolphins might bite or ask visitors to sign a disclaimer. Thomas suffered three puncture wounds to her hand while helping feed the dolphins. After holding up a paper fish container, the dolphin lunged at her hand, holding on for a few seconds before releasing it. The girl&amp;#039;s mother, Amy Thomas, expressed her frustration with the SeaWorld staff because they allegedly didn&amp;#039;t look for any signs of infection on her daughter&amp;#039;s hand. Amy Thomas doesn&amp;#039;t believe that park officials took her daughter&amp;#039;s injuries seriously. Jillian&amp;#039;s father, Jamie Thomas, filmed the incident, but SeaWorld officials say they haven&amp;#039;t had a chance . Nevertheless, SeaWorld administrators said they&amp;#039;re taking the situation seriously and that guests are  Should all amusement park attractions have families sign disclaimers prior to participating in demonstrations? Leave a comment below with your opinions! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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