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Biologists remove a plastic fork from a turtle's nose
(13) | 16/06/2018 | Beach Playa Ostional Costa Rica, a team of biologists saw a sad spectacle. A sea turtle was a plastic fork stuck in the nose. After much effort finally managed to remove the fork, and released back into the ocean.
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I hope many will share this ,isit gross and disgusting that human garbage is hurting millions of animals!! Please do NOT leave your garbage on the beach! You maybe hurting or killing some poor innocent animal!Recycle everything you can!