Brevard Zoo Members Take Part in Rare Sea Turtle Triple Release That Were Injured Near Cape Canaveral

By  //  January 27, 2021

call 321-206-0646 if you spot a sea turtle that needs help

Brevard Zoo members took part in a rare triple release Monday afternoon. Green sea turtles Emerald and Mera—along with an unnamed patient who came up to the Zookeepers in the day with a minor hook injury and was immediately deemed releasable—were sent home in Cape Canaveral. (Brevard Zoo image)

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Brevard Zoo members took part in a rare triple release Monday afternoon.

Green sea turtles Emerald and Mera—along with an unnamed patient who came up to the Zookeepers in the day with a minor hook injury and was immediately deemed releasable—were sent home in Cape Canaveral.

Because the beaches of Brevard County are among the world’s most important nesting areas for sea turtles and the largest in the United States, a significant number of animals are found with injuries and illnesses each year.

Have you found a sea turtle that needs help? Visit this page or call STPS at 321-206-0646.

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