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On April 20, 2010, an oil drilling platform 50 miles off the shores of Mississippi and Louisiana blew up and collapsed releasing thousands of gallons of oil. This oil spill could be detrimental to marine mammals, sea turtles, birds, and fish for many years to come. Rescuers from the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies will continue to respond to marine mammals or sea turtles that may have been compromised by the spill.
Sick or stranded marine mammals or sea turtles can be reported to IMMS by calling the IMMS hotline number 1-888-SOS-DOLPHIN (1-888-767-3657).
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Video: Rescuing Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles |
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| Track Satellite Tagged Turtles | Video: Baby Sea Turtle Ballet |