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Portuguese Navy Ship and Zoomarine Return Two Sea Turtles to the Sea

Diário de Viseu4 September 2026 at 10:00

A joint operation between a Portuguese Navy ship and Zoomarine resulted in the return to the sea of two sea turtles. The action allowed the animals to return to their natural habitat after a period of treatment and recovery. Zoomarine, an aquarium park located in the Algarve, is known for its work in rehabilitating marine species and frequently collaborates with official entities in operations of this nature. The partnership with the Portuguese Navy demonstrates the joint effort between public and private institutions for the conservation of marine wildlife.

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