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Cold-stunned sea turtles rescued in Texas

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January 28, 2026

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Cold-stunned sea turtles off the coast of Texas were rescued by crews partnering with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department after cold weather hit the area.

Without the help of rescuers, cold-stunned sea turtles "float up to the surface and become vulnerable to boat strikes or wash ashore and become stranded," the National Park Service explains on its website.

According to a post shared by Texas Parks and Wildlife, the turtles spend time recovering in rehabilitation centers before returning to the wild.

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