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Rare Turtle Begins 5,000-Mile Journey Home To Gulf of Mexico

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After nearly two years of care in Wales, one tiny turtle is finally heading home and getting there is no ordinary journey.Rhossi, a rare Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, is being flown nearly 5,000 miles from Anglesey back to the Gulf of Mexico. Rhossi was found barely alive on a Welsh beach in December 2023.He had become “cold-stunned” after ending up in waters far colder than his natural habitat. Staff at Anglesey Sea Zoo nursed him back to health, w…

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A sea turtle tried to swim to the Gulf of Mexico but ended up 8,000 kilometers away off the coast of Wales. It is now being nursed back to health and will be flown from London to Texas. A sea turtle tried to swim to the Gulf of Mexico but ended up 8,000 kilometers away off the coast of Wales. It is now being nursed back to health and will be flown from London to Texas [...]

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The loggerhead sea turtle is the smallest, rarest, and most endangered of all sea turtles.

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The rare Kemp's sea turtle Rhossi washed ashore on a beach in Wales in 2023, severely hypothermic, some 8,000 kilometers from his habitat in the Gulf of Mexico. After more than two years of intensive care at the Anglesey Sea Zoo, he has fully recovered and is preparing for a long journey back home.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A sea turtle that was found lifeless on a beach in Wales two years ago is now to be flown back home to the Gulf of Mexico. The journey will be by helicopter to London and then a cargo flight across the Atlantic, reports the BBC.

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The rare Kemp’s sea turtle Rhossi washed ashore on a beach in Wales in 2023, severely hypothermic, some 8,000 kilometers from his habitat in the Gulf of Mexico. After more than two years of intensive care at the Anglesey Sea Zoo, he has fully recovered and is preparing for a long journey back home.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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Swansea Bay News broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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