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Endangered turtles release covered by media

, (Boston), the and covered the release of 12 endangered sea turtles the were rehabilitated and then set free on August 18, 2010 by 51°µÍø's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center. The 12 Kemp's ridley turtles were released at a beach in Osterville, Mass., on Cape Cod, along with six turtles released by the New England Aquarium. 

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