Plastic Fork Pulled Out Of Turtle’s Nostril
- 8 years ago
The environmental group, the Leatherback Trust, posted on Facebook about a recent incident where biologist Nathan Robinson and others extracted a plastic disposable fork lodged in a sea turtle’s nostril.
Turtles face numerous dangers in the wild, but many have also struggled with a problem created by humans.
The environmental group, the Leatherback Trust, posted on Facebook about a recent incident where biologist Nathan Robinson and others extracted a plastic disposable fork lodged in a sea turtle’s nostril.
It is believed that she ingested the utensil, and when it was rejected by her body, it exited from her nose instead of her mouth and got stuck.
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Turtles face numerous dangers in the wild, but many have also struggled with a problem created by humans.
The environmental group, the Leatherback Trust, posted on Facebook about a recent incident where biologist Nathan Robinson and others extracted a plastic disposable fork lodged in a sea turtle’s nostril.
It is believed that she ingested the utensil, and when it was rejected by her body, it exited from her nose instead of her mouth and got stuck.
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