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While chasing down entangled seals, rescuer Hawain finds himself alone, face to face with a young and hooked seal. This kind of entanglement may look less dramatic than deep neck wounds, but embedded fishing hooks cause painful infections, make movement difficult, and often prevent animals from feeding properly. Without backup, Hawain has to make a call: hold the seal longer and wait for help, or act fast and alone. Using one hand to pin the animal and the other to cut and remove the hook, he gets the job done. It’s not ideal, but it’s the least traumatic option for the seal.

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