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(R) Dr. Yaniv Levy, Director of the Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israeli National and Parks Authority, attaches a satellite tracking device to a recovered loggerhead sea turtle in Mikhmoret, Israel, January 20, 2019. The ten year old center is located on the Mediterranean Sea and saves sea turtles that have washed ashore on the Israel coast. Recently more than forty sea turtles waved ashore suffering from shock wave trauma. The injured sea turtles are given medical care and a safe place to heal, before being released back to the sea. The center is also breeding Green sea turtles. Stock Photo
RMTXX28X–(R) Dr. Yaniv Levy, Director of the Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israeli National and Parks Authority, attaches a satellite tracking device to a recovered loggerhead sea turtle in Mikhmoret, Israel, January 20, 2019. The ten year old center is located on the Mediterranean Sea and saves sea turtles that have washed ashore on the Israel coast. Recently more than forty sea turtles waved ashore suffering from shock wave trauma. The injured sea turtles are given medical care and a safe place to heal, before being released back to the sea. The center is also breeding Green sea turtles.
Mikhmoret, Israel. 20th January, 2019. Biologist YANIV LEVY (L), PhD, Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center Manager, attaches a satellite tracking device to 'Nitzan', a loggerhead sea turtle, preparing it for release. The National Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority is currently treating 46 injured sea turtles washed up on the Mediterranean shores nationwide. Approximately half of these patients are new arrivals from the last couple of stormy weeks characterized by soft tissue trauma (lungs, inner ear, abdomen, etc. Credit: Nir Alon/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMRE6KH5–Mikhmoret, Israel. 20th January, 2019. Biologist YANIV LEVY (L), PhD, Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center Manager, attaches a satellite tracking device to 'Nitzan', a loggerhead sea turtle, preparing it for release. The National Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority is currently treating 46 injured sea turtles washed up on the Mediterranean shores nationwide. Approximately half of these patients are new arrivals from the last couple of stormy weeks characterized by soft tissue trauma (lungs, inner ear, abdomen, etc. Credit: Nir Alon/Alamy Live News
Dr. Yaniv Levy, (R), Director of the Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israeli National and Parks Authority, prepares to attach satellite tracking device to a recovered loggerhead sea turtle in Mikhmoret, Israel, January 20, 2019. The ten year old center is located on the Mediterranean Sea and saves sea turtles that have washed ashore on the Israel coast. Recently more than forty sea turtles waved ashore suffering from shock wave trauma. The injured sea turtles are given medical care and a safe place to heal, before being released back to the sea. The center is also breeding Green sea t Stock Photo
RMTXX29C–Dr. Yaniv Levy, (R), Director of the Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israeli National and Parks Authority, prepares to attach satellite tracking device to a recovered loggerhead sea turtle in Mikhmoret, Israel, January 20, 2019. The ten year old center is located on the Mediterranean Sea and saves sea turtles that have washed ashore on the Israel coast. Recently more than forty sea turtles waved ashore suffering from shock wave trauma. The injured sea turtles are given medical care and a safe place to heal, before being released back to the sea. The center is also breeding Green sea t
Mikhmoret, Israel. 20th January, 2019. Biologist YANIV LEVY (L), PhD, Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center Manager, attaches a satellite tracking device to 'Nitzan', a loggerhead sea turtle, preparing it for release. The National Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority is currently treating 46 injured sea turtles washed up on the Mediterranean shores nationwide. Approximately half of these patients are new arrivals from the last couple of stormy weeks characterized by soft tissue trauma (lungs, inner ear, abdomen, etc. Credit: Nir Alon/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMRE6KGH–Mikhmoret, Israel. 20th January, 2019. Biologist YANIV LEVY (L), PhD, Israel Sea Turtle Rescue Center Manager, attaches a satellite tracking device to 'Nitzan', a loggerhead sea turtle, preparing it for release. The National Sea Turtle Rescue Center of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority is currently treating 46 injured sea turtles washed up on the Mediterranean shores nationwide. Approximately half of these patients are new arrivals from the last couple of stormy weeks characterized by soft tissue trauma (lungs, inner ear, abdomen, etc. Credit: Nir Alon/Alamy Live News
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