Rehabilitation Center Nurses Spotted Seals in Primorye
Rehabilitation Center Nurses Spotted Seals in Primorye
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A rehabilitation center for spotted seals – also known as largha seals – has been operating in the village of Tavrichanka, in Russia’s Primorye Territory, for... 23.04.2013, Sputnik International
A rehabilitation center for spotted seals – also known as largha seals – has been operating in the village of Tavrichanka, in Russia’s Primorye Territory, for the past several years. The center is Primorye’s only facility of its kind.
A rehabilitation center for spotted seals – also known as largha seals – has been operating in the village of Tavrichanka, in Russia’s Primorye Territory, for the past several years. The center is Primorye’s only facility of its kind.
A rehabilitation center for spotted seals – also known as largha seals – has been operating in the village of Tavrichanka, in Russia’s Primorye Territory, for the past several years. The center is Primorye’s only facility of its kind.
This year, there has been a considerable increase in the number of sick and dying spotted seals off the Primorye coast, the center’s director Lora Beloivan said.
One of the pups was found on the territory of the Primorye Ship Repair Yard. Photo: A one-month-old spotted seal pup in a special enclosure at the Tyulen rehabilitation center.
The seal was covered in fuel oil and it is unlikely that the pup would have survived on its own. Photo: A one-month-old spotted seal pup in a special enclosure at the Tyulen rehabilitation center.
Currently, the center is nursing four sick animals. Photo: A one-month-old spotted seal pup in a special enclosure at the Tyulen rehabilitation center.
A one-month-old spotted seal pup in a special enclosure at the Tyulen rehabilitation center.
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