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Cold-stunned turtles wash up on Cape Cod every year. But over time, the number of imperiled critters has exploded, fueled by climate change.
WBUR's Katie Cole followed a chain of rescuers working around the clock to save these endangered animals, which you can see in our video below:
WBUR's Katie Cole followed a chain of rescuers working around the clock to save these endangered animals, which you can see in our video below:
December 18, 2024 at 6:54 PM
Cold-stunned turtles wash up on Cape Cod every year. But over time, the number of imperiled critters has exploded, fueled by climate change.
WBUR's Katie Cole followed a chain of rescuers working around the clock to save these endangered animals, which you can see in our video below:
WBUR's Katie Cole followed a chain of rescuers working around the clock to save these endangered animals, which you can see in our video below: