A Kemp's ridley turtle nicknamed Frankenberry makes its way down the beach to the water |
Here's Cruchasaurus Rex. The last time this turtle was this far south would have probably been as a hatchling, approximately 3 years ago.
Senior Biologist Julika Wocial getting ready to release 007. |
The next turtle was one of two loggerheads released on this trip. "Lucky the Leprechaun" 090 required two aquarium personnel to get the turtle out of its transport kennel. Once out and on the beach this turtle steadily ambled its way back to sea.
Senior Veterinary Technician Katie Youngman and Rescue Intern Ariana Livingston help get "Lucky" out of the transport kennel. |
A crowd sends "Lucky" on its way |
Good Luck 90! |
The other Kemp's ridley we posted about, "Frankenberry" 023, was released alongside several other turtles.
Nikki Wong, volunteer for the Rescue department getting ready to release the turtle. |
Safe travels "Frankenberry"! |
Bon voyage turtles!
-Adam
We still have several turtles in the rehab facility that are being cared for. Stay tuned for updates on previous turtle cases, like 067 "Kaboom". Also, to hear about other turtles such as 016 "Honeycombs" and 022 "Pop".
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