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Why 112 baby snapping turtles are getting released at a Quebec park
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1:46Now PlayingOka National Park and the Aquarium du Québec teamed up to help baby snapping turtles have the best chance of survival. Turtle eggs from some nests in Oka were transported to the aquarium to protect them from predators. After the turtles hatched, they were released into the waters of the park.
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