
This photo provided by U.S. Geological Survey, sea turtle scientist Margaret Lamont pilots a boat loaded with 52 cold-stunned sea turtles scooped out of St. Josephs Bay in the Florida Panhandle. Lamont said cold-stunned sea turtles began appearing in St. Joseph Bay in early January 2018 as freezing temperatures gripped the region and water temperature in the Gulf of Mexico plummeted. "It’s now over 1,000, maybe up to 1,100," she told the Tampa Bay Times, referencing the number of turtles that had been collected so far from the bay. Usually that number is about 30 or 40. (U.S. Geological Survey via AP)
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