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Just when the team thought the patrol was over, Antoine spotted one more. It always seems to be that way - one more loop of fishing line, one more entangled seal, one more rescue. Even after hours of combing the beach, there’s no guarantee they’ve seen it all.
This lucky little seal pup had a tight loop of fishing line around its neck, nearly invisible in the sand and surf. Entanglement can happen at any moment, even seconds after we’ve scanned a group or even rescued that particular seal
There’s so much plastic in the ocean now that “just one more” could be anywhere, anytime.

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