STR-17-001: Bailey
STR-17-001: Bailey This Loggerhead sea turtle was stranded in Virginia due to becoming cold stunned and enjoys eating capelin and herring while recovering. Released in Maryland Oct. 5th, 2017.
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STR-17-001: Bailey This Loggerhead sea turtle was stranded in Virginia due to becoming cold stunned and enjoys eating capelin and herring while recovering. Released in Maryland Oct. 5th, 2017.
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STR-17-002: Stony This Loggerhead sea turtle has an old healed injury on its carapace from an unknown cause. Stony became cold stunned in Virginia. Currently Stony is struggling with a bad case of pneumonia. Released! Stony was released in St. Augustine, FL.
STR-17-003: Humphrey This Loggerhead sea turtle is still a juvenile weighing in at 88lbs. Humphrey stranded because he became cold stunned in Virginia. Humphrey enjoys eating a lot of squid. RELEASED Aug. 8th! This is the first Loggerhead released by STR after rehabilitation and the first sea turtle released after long term care in
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STR-16-011: Liberty This Kemp’s Ridley stranded in New York. Liberty is on antibiotics for fungal pneumonia and had stranded cold stunned. Released! Liberty was released in St Augustine, FL!
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STR-16-002: Dante This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle is our largest juvenile Kemp’s Ridley. Dante is 4.73kg and doing well. There is bone exposed on his plastron and he is being treated for this and other injuries caused from being cold stunned in Massachusetts. Update: Released May 3, 2017 in North Carolina.
STR-16-008: Asher This Kemp’s Ridley is our second smallest sea turtle currently in need of care. It stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Update: Released in North Carolina on May 3, 2017.
STR-16-009: McLoone This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. It is one of several turtles currently receiving antibiotics for pneumonia. It can be seen struggling to be neutrally buoyant while resting. Released May 3rd- McLoone was a big eater and STR is sure this sea turtle enjoyed some
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STR-16-005: Anna Carmella This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle is a very mellow eater. It stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Release Update: Anna Carmella was released Feb. 27th in St. Augustine, FL.
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STR-16-003: Shreiber This sea turtle is struggling with buoyancy and can be seen swimming along the surface. STR is working to correct these problems and others caused by becoming cold stunned. Special thanks to JJ Snack Foods for all of their support to Shreiber and STR. Released June 7th in North Carolina!
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STR-16-006: Harry This Kemp’s Ridley has older injuries on its carapace that are healing nicely. It stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. UPDATE: Harry loved sticking his face in the foam as he walked into the ocean. Harry is home. RELEASED 5/3/16