Rehabilitated green sea turtle released back into the ocean

A inexperienced sea turtle has endured months of rehabilitation in Sydney and has lastly been launched again into the ocean.
Lizzie the inexperienced sea turtle was noticed off the coast of Kurnell Seashore simply 4 months in the past by native divers.
She could not feed and would not have survived with out being rescued.

Green sea turtle released back into the ocean after rehabilitation
Lizzie was very unwell when native divers discovered her.(9News)

"She was very sluggish, did not put up a struggle in any respect, was actually able to be rescued," Louisa Xu, from Australian Seabird and Turtle Rescue, stated.
For the previous 4 months, the five-year-old turtle has been cleaned and cared for by the crew at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.
"We gave her fluids, we gave her tube feedings, then after solely two brief weeks, she began consuming by herself," Cathleen Diamond from SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium stated.

Green sea turtle released back into the ocean after rehabilitation
Lizzie has gained a big quantity of weight and is able to be launched.(9News)

Lizzie has doubled in measurement after consuming a smorgasbord of squid and seagrass, gaining greater than 5 kilograms throughout her keep on the aquarium.
The younger turtle was lastly able to be launched as we speak after being given the stamp of approval by the vet.
The SEA LIFE crew let Lizzie go from Kurnell Seashore, the situation the place she was rescued.
Lizzie flapped her entrance flippers like chook wings and tore by the water, clearly elated to be free.

Green sea turtle released back into the ocean after rehabilitation
The SEA LIFE crew launched her again into the ocean as we speak.(9News)

Green sea turtle released back into the ocean after rehabilitation
Lizzie swam away from her rescuers.(9News)

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