S.C. Aquarium frees 5 sea turtles with help from Coast Guard
The United States Coast Guard took five endangered sea turtles more than two hours offshore for release on Thursday.
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Coast Guard assists SC Aquarium to release five endangered turtles
Five endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtles had quite the adventure this week after a US Coast Guard crew from sector ...
National Aquarium's 32 rehabilitated sea turtles find new home in Florida waters
The National Aquarium Animal Rescue team released thirty-two rehabilitated sea turtles back into the ocean at Canaveral ...
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Clearwater Marine Aquarium releases six rehabilitated sea turtles into Florida waters
"With some cold weather a few weeks ago up in the Panhandle, they got over 1,000 turtles that stranded within just a few days ...
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Why Volunteers Collected a Half-Ton of Fishing Line
While initially benefiting marine life, these structures eventually degrade, harming the ecosystem. The Kemp’s ridley sea ...
In an ‘impressive’ rescue, more than 1,200 sea turtles saved from cold Florida waters
On Florida’s east coast, offshore Nassau and Volusia counties, an ongoing cold-stunning event has harmed about 120 green sea ...
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Scientists solve the mystery of sea turtles’ ‘lost years’
WASHINGTON — Using satellite trackers, scientists have discovered the whereabouts of young sea turtles during ... hawksbills ...
Sea turtles stranded on Cape Cod's beaches rehabilitated and released in Florida
Turtle rescues from Cape Cod are a regular event. The Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary searches for turtles that get stuck in ...
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Melbourne Beach Sea Turtle Nesting Numbers in 2024
The statistics include nest counts for the Loggerhead, Green Turtle, Leatherback, and Kemp’s Ridley Sea turtles. Melbourne Beach Florida Turtle Tracks at Sunrise Photo Credits: Marie Potter The ...
Ten sea turtles rescued on Cape Cod last year released in Florida
It is always rewarding to return sea turtles to the ocean where they belong,” said Adam Kennedy, director of rescue and rehabilitation at the New England Aquarium.