35 Minutes Long Seal Rescue

Gill nets are illegal in Namibia, but we still find seals entangled in them. This net was in good condition and must have been used recently. Fishermen are well aware of the laws regarding the usage of specific fishing equipment. However, they continue to break the law. Without strict enforcement, those responsible will continue to walk free. This poor animal had to suffer through 35 minutes of being pinned to the ground and having people poke into her skin to pull out the thin lines. No animal deserves to go through such an experience. This has to STOP!

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