Rehabilitated sea turtles released into water at Ponquogue Beach
They were found in the waters near New England and flown down to Southampton to be treated by The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society.
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Aug 1, 2024, 12:31 AM
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Updated 42 days ago
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27ds agoTwo sea turtles were released back into Long Island waters on Tuesday.
The reptiles were hypothermic and weak due to severe cold weather known as "cold-stunning."
They were found in the waters near New England and flown down to Southampton to be treated by The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society.
The endangered Kemp Ridley turtles were released into the sea at Ponquogue Beach.
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